Re: Race in Atlanta and Georgia: How we talk about race and ethnicity

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is preparing to launch Re: Race, a new body of coverage on how we experience race and ethnicity in Georgia.

Through this effort we hope to provide a safe place for a community conversation about the issues we encounter every day, and we're inviting you to join us.

Tell us about your perspectives on race and ethnicity, whether you identify as white, black, Latino, Asian or something else. We'd like to assemble a large panel of ordinary Georgians on whom our reporters can call with questions about race. We're also hoping to hear a story, whether positive or negative, from you about how race plays out in your daily life.

Please click into this form, complete the very brief questionnaire and tell us what's on your mind.

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