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Georgia Democrats Back AG Garland's Lawsuit On Voting Laws And Say They Are Being Purged Over Race

Georgia Democrats Back AG Garland's Lawsuit On Voting Laws And Say They Are Being Purged Over Race
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Michael Moore Gushes over Stacey Abrams: We Need Her in 'Every State'

Neon Nettle - Michael Moore Gushes over Stacey Abrams: We Need Her in Every State - Filmmaker praises Abrams for what she did in Georgia

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Black Leaders Blast Abrams Over Georgia Boycott: 'She Speaks for White Liberals'

© press Stacey Abrams doesn’t speak for the black community; she speaks for the white liberals A coalition of black business owners and community leaders slammed race-baiting former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams for promoting falsehoods about the state s election law which resulted in boycotts. During a press conference which was hosted by Black Americans for a Better Future Education Fund and the Georgia Black Republican Council, chairman Raynard Jackson said Abrams spoke for white liberals. The council aims to remind corporate leaders who are opposed to Georgia’s election law that the black community is not a political pawn.

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Black leaders, business owners call out Stacey Abrams and demand dialogue with corporate America about the diversity of opinions in the Black community

Black leaders, business owners call out Stacey Abrams and demand dialogue with corporate America about the diversity of opinions in the Black community Press conference highlights Black support for Georgia Election Integrity Act, contradicts notion that Stacey Abrams speaks for all of Black America News provided by Share this article Share this article ATLANTA, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ A coalition of Black business owners and community leaders held a press conference today to demand that corporate leaders, particularly Atlanta-based companies take the time to understand the diversity of opinions within the Black community before taking sides on political matters. The group called out the misleading rhetoric of far-left activist Stacey Abrams regarding the Georgia Election Integrity Act, reminding corporate America that the failed gubernatorial candidate does not speak for the interests or the opinions of all Black people.

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Black Georgia Leaders: Abrams 'Doesn't Speak for the Black Community'

11 May 2021 A coalition of black business owners and leaders held a press conference Tuesday where they demanded corporations, particularly those in Atlanta, Georgia, understand the diversity of opinions in the black community before taking political stances. The event, which was co-hosted by Black Americans for a Better Future Education Fund and the Georgia Black Republican Council, also sought to call out left-wing activist Stacey Abrams for her role in prompting Major League Baseball (MLB) to withdraw its All-Star Game from the Peach State, telling Americans that Abrams’ views do not reflect that of all black Americans. “It’s been estimated that Cobb County will lose north of $100 million in revenue and economic activity as a result of baseball’s unilateral decision to relocate the game,” said Raynard Jackson, founder and chairman of the Black Americans for a Better Future Education Fund. “We want to put a human face on this issue today. These are not just mere st

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