Post-Election Take: Georgia on My Mind
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Post-Election Take: Georgia on My Mind
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Georgia, the last former Confederate state readmitted to the Union is now the state that elected the first Black woman governor in American history. Keisha Lance Bottoms made history on November 3, 2026, and history, as it turns out, has a long memory and a sharper sense of timing.
Georgia now holds eight Black women in key statewide positions, including Governor Keisha Lance Bottoms, Attorney General Tanya Miller, Secretary of State Penny Brown Reynolds, State School Superintendent Lydia Glaize Powell, Labor Commissioner Nikki Porcher, Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner Keisha Sean Waites, Agriculture Commissioner Katherine E. Juhan-Arnold, and Public Service Commissioner Shiela Edwards.
In this episode, we connect Henry McNeal Turner’s defiance in 1868 to today’s historical Georgian milestone, while honoring Stacey Abrams for paving the way.
The hands of time keep moving. Press play and decide what you will do with yours.