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Meet the nonprofit working to get more underrepresented women into tech
When Kristina Newton, a former tech consultant, founded HYPE in 2017 she hoped she’d be able to make an impact on girls’ lives.
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RHONE: Target boycott must aim higher than reinstating DEI programs
While consumers protest the dismantling of DEI initiatives, the boycott is also limiting shopping habits. How long can we live without the convenience of the major retailer?
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Black mecca math: How does Atlanta stack up? It’s complicated.
How do the city and metro stack up? We look at demographics, income, voting power and more.
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‘This is our civil rights movement,’ Nikema Williams tells Decatur rally
Sunday’s rally at Decatur’s dReam Center Church featured speeches from local activists and leaders, including U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams.
Westside Future Fund restores Maynard Jackson family home next door to King residence
The restoration of the Maynard Jackson family home is part of the Jackson family vision for the Spelman community.
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Elimination of federal education centers is an attack on civil rights
Equity Assistance Centers are rooted in the Civil Rights Act, not DEI initiatives.
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Charlamagne tha God talks Black Effect Podcast Festival and media empire
"The Breakfast Club" co-host says he wants to turn his unapologetic persona into media enterprises to help other Black creatives amplify their voices.
Atlanta HBCU hopes new $96 million center builds connections with community
Spelman officials are calling it the “front porch” of campus and want it to be a place that establishes new connections between the college and Westside Atlanta.
How organizers revived Orange Crush, the HBCU spring break bash known for chaos
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Atlanta nonprofit Fathers Incorporated graduates hundreds of men into better fatherhood
Fathers Inc. nonprofit helps men become better fathers. More than 900 fathers in Atlanta have enrolled in a Fathers Inc. course.