Georgia Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms speaks during an election night watch party at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis on Nov. 3 ...

In a major upset, Katherine Juhan-Arnold defeated a Republican incumbent to lead Georgia’s agriculture department, the oldest ...

City Life Center offers tutoring sessions, recreational games, arts and crafts, hot meals, and rides home after school for ...

The outcomes highlight anger over utility costs and pollution and a fight Black environmental organizers have waged for years.

In what is now a competitive race, Capital B spoke to voters across the Magnolia State about their hopes for the future of their state.

From redrawn congressional districts to statewide contests, the results of these races could reshape Black political representation.

With record turnout on Election Day, voters cast ballots to select Georgia’s governor, senator, attorney general, and decide several state and local races.

In addition to electing the first nation’s Black female governor and flipping the state’s House of Representatives to majority Democrat, Georgians also passed three new constitutional amendments.

Voters also reelected U.S. Rep. Frank Mrvan, chose Beau Bayh as Indiana’s next secretary of state, and approved two statewide ballot measures.

Gen Z carries on the legacy of Black activism, protesting voting restrictions across the South and other injustices.