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Fear Has Become Part of Daily Life for Many Haitian Immigrants in Metro Atlanta
When Temporary Protected Status was lifted in June, thousands of people living in Metro Atlanta lost jobs and dreams for their futures.
Atlanta Is Leading the Nation in Evictions, and Black Families Face the Greatest Risk
Officials are sounding the alarm over Black renters making up 70% of eviction cases in the region despite only being 52% of the population.
The Slow Disappearance of Black Studies on College Campuses
Kennesaw State has moved to phase out race-focused majors and degree paths while UGA’s program is under review.
Capital B Atlanta Launches Radio Show ‘Love, Atlanta’ with Ann Hill Bond
Our community engagement editor will dive into news and culture each week with special guests.
Haitians in Metro Atlanta Frightened as U.S. Begins Immigrant Deportations
Religious leaders have stepped up outreach and support since the federal government terminated Temporary Protected Status for Haitians.
Black Voters in Georgia Are Mobilizing as Voting Rights Face New Threats
Many fear President Trump will send federal agents to guard polling stations this fall.
Tenants at This Eviction Hotspot Warn Prospective Renters ‘Don’t Come Here’
The owners of Lakeview Apartments in Stone Mountain filed more than 400 evictions in 2025 alone.
Abortion Pill Case Could Restrict Access for Black Women in Georgia
A Louisiana lawsuit against the FDA could reshape how patients across the country obtain mifepristone.
After Years of Flooding, Residents Question Atlanta’s Plans for Proposed Track Facility
The $100 million project has led some to ask what happened to a long-planned stormwater vault at the same site.
A Series of Hanging Deaths Has Black Families Demanding Answers
Over the past year, at least 10 Black people have been found hanging from trees, with some deaths ruled suicides that families question.
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