The headlines have become commonplace.
Delta and Coca-Cola, two major companies in the economic history of the state of Georgia, have spoken against the new Georgia voting law that Gov. Brian Kemp signed late last month.
Major League Baseball went from zero to cancel culture and moved its All-Star game to Colorado.
And forget for a second the fact that Major League Baseball moved a $100 million economic event from Atlanta, which is 51% Black, to Denver, which is 81% white.
The backlash now has reached the lucrative film industry in Georgia, as the latest Will Smith motion picture, “Emancipation,” will be moved to Louisiana from the Peach State.