Posted inArts, LGBTQ

Atlanta 2025 Out On Film Festival Schedule

The annual Out on Film festival launches in the city today and will run through Oct. 5. Organizers announced that this year’s theme, “Queer Propaganda,” is an attempt to reclaim the negative political narrative about LGBTQ communities. “Queer Propaganda isn’t about pushing an agenda; it’s about telling the truth,” organizers noted on the festival’s site. […]

Posted inK-12

NAACP Supports Actions Taken after Blackface Photo From Georgia Volleyball Game went Viral

A Georgia NAACP chapter is supporting new measures being taken to address a viral incident from a high school volleyball in September. Outrage had come swiftly from parents and players alike when volleyball game attendees showed up to a Georgia high school in blackface. Photos of the incident were taken at a match between Whitewater […]

Posted inEducation, Equity, Higher Education

Black Students and Alum Blast Emory University DEI Cuts

Black students at Emory University woke up to a changed campus after the elite university announced yesterday it would end its diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.  The news comes amid a federal crackdown on programs at colleges and universities designed to promote inclusion. The interim university president, Leah Ward Sears, made the announcement in a […]

Posted inCommunity, Economic Development, Food Access

Atlanta’s New Market Brings Fresh Food to a Former Food Desert

To combat food insecurity, Atlanta officials partnered with local companies to provide fresh and affordable options to downtown residents, workers, and college students. The two-story Azalea Market, located at 25 Peachtree St., plans to serve 5,500 shoppers per day. “We have been in a food desert for far too long. We have to make sure […]

Posted inBlack Businesses

Construction Company Owner Inspires Black Men to Join the Industry

To celebrate Black Business Month, Capital B Atlanta is profiling innovative entrepreneurs in Atlanta.  For Jameel Hanif, success in the construction business comes down to two things: honesty and high quality work. “Always do what is right, even if it is against what benefits you,” the 48-year-old owner of Brad Construction Company II told Capital […]

Posted inArts, Black Businesses, Community, Culture

Atlanta Interior Designer Creates Healing Spaces for Clients Around the Country

To celebrate Black Business Month, Capital B Atlanta is profiling innovative entrepreneurs during the month of August.  With a passion for all things beautiful and a background in sales and business development, Melody Vaughn has built a stellar reputation for interior design. As the principal designer and owner at the eponymous design and renovation firm […]

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