HBCU Alum Running for Marjorie Taylor Green Seat Focuses on Farmers, Veterans, and More
Landing an endorsement from President Trump’s sister, Shawn Harris wants to build bipartisan support.
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Young Thug Ruling Reveals How Asset Forfeiture Hits Black Georgians
After having cash, cars, jewelry, weapons, and homes seized it can be a legal nightmare getting assets back even if you haven’t been convicted of a crime.
Atlanta Valentine’s Day Events to Celebrate All Kinds of Love
From rooftop mixers to museum parties and performances, there are events across the city for everyone to enjoy.
Morehouse College Inaugurates F. DuBois Bowman as President
Bowman, a 1992 alumnus, said he plans to make campus improvements and tackle mental health concerns.
15,000 Gallons of Jet Fuel Spill Into Atlanta River, Raising Drinking Water Concerns
The spill at the Flint River threatens Black neighborhoods already facing environmental burdens.
Clark Atlanta Student Speaks Out After ‘Humiliating’ Classroom Arrest
After being handcuffed in class for not having her ID, Sierra Morrison says in her first interview that she is now weighing legal action.
Black Male Voters Have Become a Key Focus in the Governor’s Race
Democrats need to turn out Black men in droves in November if they hope to win several key statewide office races.
Trump’s Racist Obama Video Is Not a Deal Breaker for Some Black Ga. Republicans
Several dismissed the ‘fake outrage’ over the president’s social media post “I’m not going to lose any sleep over it.”
Clark Atlanta Police Chief Responds after Officer Arrested Student in Class
Students at the AUC demanded accountability after a video of the incident went viral on social media.
Lil Jon’s Son DJ Young Slade Dead at 27
Nathan Smith, a DJ and musician, was reported missing Tuesday.
From Enslavement to Legacy: The History Buried at South-View Cemetery
Born out of the city’s segregation 140 years ago, today it holds the memories of Atlanta’s founding Black families.
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