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‘It’s UATL’ podcast: Miss 404
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The real Atlanta according to Miss 404

The real Atlanta, according to Miss 404, plus New Black Wall Street's closing and the Miss Spelman debacle.

‘It’s UATL’ podcast: Talking ‘Heated Rivalry’ and queer romance novels with author Karmen Lee
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Talking ‘Heated Rivalry’ and queer romance novels with author Karmen Lee

The Atlanta author talks the mainstream boom for LGBTQ+ love stories. Plus, hosts discuss the latest on Offset, Georgia’s new music office and NASA astronaut Victor Glover II.

‘It’s UATL’ podcast: How Spice beat death and found her ‘Soft Girl Era’
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How Spice beat death and found her ‘Soft Girl Era’

Plus, Offset, a new Gordon Parks exhibition, Angel Reese and “teen takeovers.”

The LineUp
Opinion and Voices
APTOPIX Kentucky Derby Horse Racing
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Nedra Rhone: Reclaiming the Derby from a history of profit and prejudice

A closer look at Black jockeys and Derby fashion reveals how their erased influence still shapes the present, and why reclaiming this history still matters today.

Prince
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Ernie Suggs: A decade after Prince’s death, his final concert still lingers

In Atlanta, a week before he died, Prince gave a performance at the Fox Theatre that now feels like something more than a final show.

'A Different World' cast
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Guest Column: 1990s Black television reshaped America in ways policy couldn’t

Black sitcoms of the 1990s helped shape public opinion about the community, its achievements and aspirations in American society. Atlanta was at the center of the movement.

Our Team
Staff Picks
Feb. 6, 2014

Honoring C.T. Vivian’s legacy through the power of the pen

The late civil rights leader’s foundation will recognize playwright Pearl Cleage and journalists/authors Isabel Wilkerson and Trymaine Lee at the Kaleidoscope Awards.

Jill Savitt, president and CEO of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, at a preview of the center’s newest gallery, "Change Agent Adventure: Children’s Gallery," a newly developed interactive play space created especially for children 12 and under. (Akili-Casundria Ramsess/EyeAkili Media)

Civil rights center opens children’s gallery, capping $58 million expansion

Exploring the National Center for Civil and Human Rights' new Change Agent Adventure: Children's Gallery. It aims to engage younger visitors through interactive exhibits.

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How PGA Tour Superstore executive Ralph Stokes brings diversity to golf

PGA Tour Superstore Vice President Ralph Stokes opens a new store in Buckhead and continues to bring diversity and inclusion to golf and business.

David Scott lie in state photo request
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PHOTOS: Rep. David Scott lies in state in Atlanta capitol

From left, Oprah Winfrey, Rihanna, Tyler Perry and Michael Jordan are four of the world’s 27 Black billionaires, according to Forbes. (Kenny Holston/The New York Times;  Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP; Nina Westervelt/The New York Times; Thibault Camus/AP)
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Forbes: These are the world’s 27 Black billionaires

National Black Arts Fund Fine Arts + Fashion

Atlanta’s creative future takes the stage at NBAF gala

Atlanta Hawks fans bring the energy ahead of Game 6

New Black Wall Street Market
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New Black Wall Street Market failed. But there’s hope its mission won’t.

Black-owned bookstore that celebrated works by entertainers and activists nears its final chapter

Mother’s Day reads for May

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Black rock band Fishbone plays anniversary show at Terminal West

atlanta motoring festival

Atlanta’s vintage auto scene shifts gears toward inclusion

Why Atlanta’s New Black Wall Street Market failed

Muralist Corey Barksdale designs art on WM Black community

Artist Corey Barksdale creates Black history mural in west Midtown