Mike Collins’ Ties to Racist Staffers Draw Criticism From Black Republicans
The latest controversy has some Black Republicans considering a split-ticket vote in November, one influential leader says.
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Spelman’s New President Says Black Women Must Help Decide What Technology Becomes
Ayanna Howard is focused on the college’s mission of producing graduates with a well-rounded education who can compete in an evolving job market.
Dickens Joins Summerhill’s Fight to Keep the Olympic Cauldron
In a letter, the mayor says moving the cauldron overlooks the history and sacrifices of Summerhill and neighboring communities.
A Black DeKalb Community Fought a Massive Data Center for Nearly a Year and Won
The outcome follows months of organizing by residents who said the development could worsen environmental and infrastructure problems.
NABJ President Explains Why Stephen A. Smith Got a Thumbs Down Award
The decision to include the popular ESPN host caused a stir at the organization’s annual convention and on social media.
Before Classes Begin, Morehouse Gives Its Freshmen a Lesson in Belonging
“The enduring legacy of Morehouse College awaits you,” President F. DuBois Bowman says to the Class of 2030.
Families Fear Georgia’s Trans Athlete Ban Will Harm Black Children
Advocates warn the law could disproportionately harm Black women and girls and weaken Title IX protection.
Georgia Poised to Elect Its First Black Democratic Socialist
General Assembly candidate Mathewos Samson supports Medicare for all and eliminating corporate homeownership.
Georgia Advocates Fight for HIV Care for Black Trans Men
From healthcare to housing, Black trans people with HIV are facing fewer resources at a time of growing need.
Meet the Georgia Baker Behind the Viral Lemon Pepper Pound Cake
Tina Arnold has divided the internet with her creation — some hate it, some love it, and some hate that they love it.
Can DeKalb County Keep More Teens Out of Jail?
The Juvenile Accountability Courts uses therapy, curfews, and drug testing to set kids on a path to success.
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