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FROM UATLA trailblazing wine community honoring Black culture and tradition
Atlanta-based sommelier and founder of "The Hue Society" Tahiirah Habibi shares how she’s decolonizing the wine industry one pour at a time.
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The only U.S. journalist in ICE custody speaks out from detention
Mario Guevara is the only known U.S.-based journalist in ICE custody. Now, he's speaking out. Credits: AJC | Mario Guevara/FB | marioguevaranews/IG | Getty | AP
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Marjorie Taylor Greene breaks from party by calling Gaza conflict a genocide
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia became the first Republican member of Congress to publicly call Israel’s military actions in Gaza a “genocide.”
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FROM UATLWhat the release of Martin Luther King Jr.'s files could mean for his legacy
The Trump administration has released documents on the FBI’s surveillance of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Credits: Internet Archive | National Archives | Getty
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The only U.S. journalist in ICE custody speaks out from detention
Mario Guevara is the only known U.S.-based journalist in ICE custody. Now, he's speaking out. Credits: AJC | Mario Guevara/FB | marioguevaranews/IG | Getty | AP
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Marjorie Taylor Greene breaks from party by calling Gaza conflict a genocide
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia became the first Republican member of Congress to publicly call Israel’s military actions in Gaza a “genocide.”
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These zoo animals eat better than many humans
Inside the kitchen that feeds nearly 1,000 animals a day at Zoo Atlanta. Credits: AJC | Zoo Atlanta / YouTube
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What happened to Mario Guevara, the Atlanta-based reporter detained by ICE?
Mario Guevara, an Atlanta-based reporter, has been in ICE custody for over a month. Credits: AJC | Doraville Police Department | Facebook/MGNews | Getty Images