What’s Taken so Long?

Although the three main offenders in the Ahmaud Arbery murder case have been brought to justice there is still one person remaining. Jackie Johnson was the Glynn County DA at the time of this unprovoked crime. She refused to investigate this incident but instead accepted the McMichael’s version of what happened. Greg McMichael as weContinue reading “What’s Taken so Long?”

Upcoming Primary Elections

Numerous posts have been presented on this platform regarding the need to vote. These upcoming primary elections in May are more important than ever before. We have the chance here in Georgia to keep a hard-working Senator in office (Raphael Warnock) as opposed to electing his opponent (Herschel Walker), a puppet who will do whateverContinue reading “Upcoming Primary Elections”

Relationships, Love, and Happiness

Submitted by: Dianne Cleveland-SharpVMG Team Member A prior post from earlier this week was entitled “Marriage and Divorce.” The post spoke of being faithful, persevering, respecting vows, and overcoming obstacles and challenges to sustain a marriage. In the realm of divorce, the post spoke of one person’s inability to accept responsibility and consider allowing theirContinue reading “Relationships, Love, and Happiness”

Who is Mark Pomerantz?

Mark Pomerantz is a former Manhattan Assistant District Attorney who was assigned to investigate and prosecute former president Donald Trump. Mr. Pomerantz, according to an article published in the New York Times dated March 30, 2022, resigned because Alvin Bragg, the new Manhattan District Attorney advised to halt the Trump criminal investigation. The Times articleContinue reading “Who is Mark Pomerantz?”

A Superlative on the Supreme Court

Submitted by VMG Team Member Dianne Cleveland-Sharp As a Black woman I looked on with pride as Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman, supreme court nominee sat in the chair before the Judicial Committee of the Senate. My pride quickly turned to disappointment as I watched Republican Senators attack her and try to sullyContinue reading “A Superlative on the Supreme Court”