Curtis Bunn is a journalist who has written for various publications including NBC News, Cigalah Group, Telemundo San Antonio, and AOL, Inc. He is also a best-selling author and the founder of the National Book Club Conference. Curtis's work covers a range of topics including social issues, current events, and cultural phenomena.
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Curtis Bunn's coverage spans government & politics, entertainment news, and culture & society with a focus on topics such as reparations, legal settlements, racism, and the Black community. His articles often feature expert commentary and evolving stories within these themes.
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By: Curtis Bunn
The controversial 2021 law imposed several new “anti-voting” measures and prohibits handing out food or water to voters near polling places.
By: Curtis Bunn
ATLANTA — In the latest public rebuke of Georgia's controversial 2021 voting law, dozens of Black students and activists marched through the heart of historic Morehouse College on Saturday in an effort to push back on what they call “anti-voting” measures in Georgia and other states.
By: Curtis Bunn
Men from across the country share how they arrived at their preferred candidate.
By: Curtis Bunn
Survivors spoke through tears, describing losing family members in the fatal collapse in Georgia over the weekend.
By: Curtis Bunn
Demands for a federal investigation mount as witnesses and survivors of a gangway collapse at a dock in Georgia describe the “catastrophic failure” that
By: Curtis Bunn
“It's something that in 10, 15, 20, 30 years down the line I'll be able to look back at this moment in history and be like, ‘I was there. I reported on it.'”
By: Curtis Bunn
The local volunteer fire department that organizes the parade in Mount Pleasant apologized for the “offensive participants.”
By: Curtis Bunn
Residents in a majority-Black Alabama district that was redrawn last year, after the high court weighed in, have elected a Black Democrat to represent them.
By: Curtis Bunn
At the storied historically Black university, Kamala Harris supporters spend an evening celebrating her but concerned about the outcome.
By: Curtis Bunn
The national exit poll shows 78% of Black men selected Harris in Tuesday's presidential election, down 2% points from the last election.
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