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Atlanta’s Joe Beasley, international civil and human rights advocate, dies
Joe Beasley who was just two weeks shy of his 89th birthday, according to his family, was "a moral force in Atlanta."
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Atlanta’s 21 Savage celebrates new album with High Museum art exhibit
With artist Slawn, 21 Savage displays works inspired by his ‘What Happened to the Streets?’ album.
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In some Atlanta neighborhoods, donation bins are more burden than benefit
While the holidays are a time for giving, in several Atlanta neighborhoods, that goodwill is leaving the surrounding areas looking more like dumping grounds.
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On college football’s HBCU stage, two champions arrive from different paths
South Carolina State’s climb to Atlanta required steadiness and resolve. Prairie View’s road to this moment was equally dramatic.
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MLK Day, Juneteenth cut from national parks’ free days; Trump’s birthday added
The Trump administration has altered which days national parks will allow free entry for residents and citizens next year.
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Hey FIFA, Atlanta says it’s ready for the World Cup
Fans, players and dignitaries celebrate city’s place as ‘Soccer Capital of the United States.’
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The last mile to Atlanta: The two-team race for the Celebration Bowl
A final showdown stands between Jackson State, Prairie View A&M and the biggest spotlight in HBCU football.
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After five years away, Atlanta’s Hoodrich Pablo Juan is back and better
Following his prison release, Hoodrich Pablo Juan is clear on his goals, and the AJC talked to him about his next steps.
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FROM UATL‘It’s UATL’ podcast: Keeping a positive body image
In the latest episode of the “It’s UATL” podcast, hosts Najja Parker, Nedra Rhone and DeAsia Paige talk about what it means to have a positive body image.
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Debate over South Atlanta mural is an opportunity to rebuild trust
Residents in South Atlanta were invited to vote on revisions to a mural commemorating the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre. But this is an opportunity for deeper engagement.