@ArriannaMarie she is black. There was a photo in the Daily News

Young and old will gather from all parts of the country and beyond June 2-4, 2011, to celebrate and commemorate the struggles and successes of the Southwest Georgia Civil Rights Movement, to address the persistence of racism and poverty, and to formulate plans for future action.  We expect Civil Rights Activists, Community Leaders, Educators, Youth, Professionals, and Community people to join us in Albany for three days of thoughtful talks, informative workshops and proactive planning to pass on the legacy of the Movement.

@caffeinehusky Thanks for the encouragement. Here's an overview of the Ja'eisha Scott story (brace yourself):

Any day now the Justice Department will render judgment on one of the single most discriminatory pieces of voting legislation of recent years: a Georgia state law requiring voters to present one of only six forms of photo identification before they can ex

Cox says that she chose touch-screen systems because, among other attributes, they had the best chance of reducing the undervote. She was right: In the 2002 election, using the new machines, the undervote rate in Georgia was less than 1 percent.

Voting Machines Stolen In Georgia

According to election industry officials, electronic voting systems are absolutely secure, because they are protected by passwords and tamperproof audit logs. But the passwords can easily be bypassed, and in fact the audit logs can be altered. Worse, the