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Spelman College’s new president opens up

"I felt like my strength was going into rooms where no one looked like me and making sure that there were others that looked like me when I left," says Dr. Ayanna Howard.

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Reesa Teesa asks, ‘What (TF) Do I Do Now?’

Reesa Teesa talks with the hosts of “It’s UATL” podcast about her memoir, “What (TF) Do I Do Now? Reclaiming Myself, One Piece at a Time.”

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Is Georgia ready for Keisha Lance Bottoms?

AJC's Washington Bureau Chief, Tia Mitchell, joins ‘It’s UATL’ podcast to break down what's at stake.

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Save these dates: HBCU homecoming season is coming

Goodie Mob makes film debut as executive producers for "Thomasville"

Goodie Mob brings ‘Soul Food’ legacy to Atlanta film ‘Thomasville’

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Wins, bands and bragging rights: 10 takeaways from HBCU football’s Week 1

How Hood Anchor Ye is reshaping local news

Why Major League Baseball’s tilted cap controversy hits home

In Atlanta, here’s why Major League Baseball’s tilted cap controversy hits home

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‘It’s UATL’ podcast: Spelman College’s new president opens up

Let Me Put U On: How Black women helped preserve mahjong in America

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80 years after Moore’s Ford lynchings, grand jury transcripts must be released

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Black journalists rebuked ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith. In Atlanta, he responds.