How nondenominational churches are changing the Black church
Why some Black pastors are rethinking race and politics
Why Atlanta pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell rejects the 'Black church' label
What would we lose without the Black church?
Inside the changing politics of the Black church
Let Me Put U On: The 1974 horror movie every Black horror fan should know
Lil Jon opens up about grief after the death of his son
From baggy jeans to rhinestones: Hip-hop’s denim legacy
How an Atlanta couple is inspiring the next generation of young chefs
The LineUp
River Scout at Georgia Aquarium
225 Baker St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313, USA
Spelman Museum Celebrates 30 Years of Black Women’s Art with “Between Here & Infinity: Celebrating 30 Years of the Spelman College Art Collection”
350 Spelman Ln, SW, Atlanta, Georgia 30314, USA
Delphine Diallo: The Mythic Quest
352 University Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30310, USA
Hammonds House Museum presents NU AFRICANS an exhibition by Maurice Evans and Grace Kisa
503 Peeples Street, Atlanta, GA 30310, USA
UATL Culture Connect Presents: Breaking Bread, Breaking In
384 Northyards Boulevard Northwest, Atlanta, GA 30313
Our Team
Ron Williams
Ronald Williams is a senior social producer at the AJC, where he shapes social storytelling around Black culture.
Christopher A. Daniel
Christopher A. Daniel is a Black Culture reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Keith Lovely Jr
Keith Lovely Jr is a video producer at the AJC and UATL, creating docu-style videos spotlighting Atlanta’s culture and c...
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AJC's Washington Bureau Chief, Tia Mitchell, joins ‘It’s UATL’ podcast to break down what's at stake.
