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Madeline Thigpen

Madeline Thigpen

Verified

Criminal Justice Reporter, Capital B Atlanta

Atlanta

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  • Georgia Democratic Party Faces Crossroads After Nikema Williams’ Resignation

    By Chauncey Alcorn Verified, Alyssa Johnson Verified, Madeline Thigpen Verified, Sydney Sims Verified| Capital B Atlanta Verified U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams’ resignation as chair of the Georgia Democratic Party didn’t sit well with some constituents in her district as the party, backed by an overwhelming majority of Black voters, seeks a new direction heading into a pivotal midterm election cycle next year. Williams — who became the first Black woman ever to serve as the state’s party chair in 2019 — confirmed that she was stepping down on March 31.

    By Chauncey Alcorn Verified, Alyssa Johnson Verified, Madeline Thigpen Verified, Sydney Sims Verified · Capital B Atlanta

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Metro Atlanta's New Text Reminder Program Aims to Cut No-Shows.

    By Alyssa Johnson Verified, Madeline Thigpen Verified, Chauncey Alcorn Verified, Sydney Sims Verified| Capital B Atlanta Verified Nate Mingo knew the havoc that missing a court date wreaked on the lives of residents in his suburban Atlanta community. He understood the prospect of a driver’s license suspension or jail detention — and how either consequence could jeopardize one’s employment and significantly worsen their legal troubles.

    By Alyssa Johnson Verified, Madeline Thigpen Verified, Chauncey Alcorn Verified, Sydney Sims Verified · Capital B Atlanta

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Georgia Democratic Party Faces Crossroads After Nikema Williams’ Resignation

    By Chauncey Alcorn Verified, Alyssa Johnson Verified, Madeline Thigpen Verified, Sydney Sims Verified| Capital B Atlanta Verified U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams’ resignation as chair of the Georgia Democratic Party didn’t sit well with some constituents in her district as the party, backed by an overwhelming majority of Black voters, seeks a new direction heading into a pivotal midterm election cycle next year. Williams — who became the first Black woman ever to serve as the state’s party chair in 2019 — confirmed that she was stepping down on March 31.

    By Chauncey Alcorn Verified, Alyssa Johnson Verified, Madeline Thigpen Verified, Sydney Sims Verified · Capital B Atlanta

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Capital B Atlanta