Author: George Chidi
Editor’s note: George Chidi now publishes a Substack newsletter called “The Atlanta Objective.” If you want to support him directly, sign up for a paying subscription to his newsletter by clicking here. I was a bit ...
Editor’s note: George Chidi now publishes a Substack newsletter called “The Atlanta Objective.” If you want to support him directly, sign up for a paying subscription to his newsletter by clicking here. You’re going to see ...
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp sent a letter to the Georgia State Board of Education demanding that it bar the teaching of critical race theory in schools. Kemp called the theory “divisive and anti-American.” Because of ...
My congressman knows my name. If he wasn’t Hank Johnson, I’d probably be worried about that. There’s a trail of pissed off politicians in this town that’s big enough for the cops to have trouble ...
Editor’s note: George Chidi now publishes a Substack newsletter called “The Atlanta Objective.” If you want to support him directly, sign up for a paying subscription to his newsletter by clicking here. Decatur, GA — Vernon ...
Editor’s note: George Chidi now publishes a Substack newsletter called “The Atlanta Objective.” If you want to support him directly, sign up for a paying subscription to his newsletter by clicking here. Stonecrest, GA — ...
This column has been updated. Right around 9 p.m. last night I found myself looking around at the spectacle as I waited for the inevitable release of State Rep. Park Cannon, wondering why I was ...
I wrote a piece about murder. And then I burned it. The single most useful thing about whatever passes for “traditional journalism” today is the value of having an editor around who can tell you ...
A young man with no home walked from the Shell station up the street with my stepson back to mine last week. Two Pine Lake cops followed both of them home. If I didn’t live ...
This story has been updated. I think I’m smart, which is usually a mistake. We think political consultants and marketing executives – and pundits — are evil geniuses. But voters can be surprising. That’s why ...
