From DEI to Homelessness, Ossoff Answers Questions from Georgia’s Black Male Voters
The Georgia senator outlined plans to support an increasingly important voting bloc while taking shots at his opponent’s racist controversies.
Support Independent, Black-Led, Nonprofit News
Capital B Atlanta is dedicated to uncovering important stories about how Black people experience Atlanta today. We can’t publish these pieces without your help. Support us today!
Prefer to give a one-time gift? Click here.
More Stories
As Trump Stumps With Jackson, Some Wonder if He Can Help Reach Black Georgia Voters
At their first appearance together in Metro Atlanta, Jackson continued his promise to be the president’s favorite governor.
‘A Different World’ Cast Brings Hillman Back to Atlanta Ahead of Netflix Debut
The upcoming reboot will tackle contemporary societal issues in higher education, like funding challenges, immigration, religion, and sexual health.
Georgia Father Convicted in Death of Infant Son Is Granted a New Trial
Danyel Smith received a life sentence after a medical examiner determined the baby died from abusive head trauma.
Where to Find Free Backpacks and School Supplies Across Metro Atlanta
Dozens of organizations are helping students head back to class with free backpacks, wellness services, hair cuts, and fun community celebrations.
After Residents Push Back, Atlanta Delays Vote on Southwest Data Center
Disagreements over community investment have complicated the project, which would be built near the West End MARTA station.
How Georgians Can Protect Their Families During the Food Parasite Outbreak
Georgia is among 34 states reporting cyclospora infections. More than 1,600 cases have been confirmed nationwide since May, according to the CDC.
Calls for Boycott Continue After Rick Jackson Visits Black-Owned Restaurant
The owner of Toast on Lenox came under fire after posing with the GOP gubernatorial nominee, who says he’ll be “Trump’s favorite governor.”
2026 World Cup Blog: What’s Happening in Atlanta
Where to watch the matches and meet up with soccer fans from around the world.
Amid Attacks on Voting Rights, Atlanta Remembers John Lewis
Six years after the congressman’s death, activists march to the seats of power to honor his fight for equaity and justice.
New Housing Law Won’t Bring Quick Relief to Black Atlantans, Advocates Say
Supporters of the ROAD Act say it will lower housing costs over time, but critics argue it doesn’t go far enough.
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
