Black entrepreneurs sound the alarm on DEI cuts. Who really pays the price?
As DEI policies disappear from major corporations and federal agencies, Black professionals, entrepreneurs, and communities are feeling the impact—especially in Atlanta. From Target scaling back its commitments to broader industry shifts, does boycotting those companies actually work? Senior reporter Gavin Godfrey and the UATL team brought together some leading Black business leaders, including Jolie Noire lifestyle brand co-CEOs Keyondra and Kimberly Lockett, for an unfiltered discussion on the state of DEI, its cultural and economic impact and who really pays the price when DEI is on the chopping block.

How to get perfectly crispy chicken wings in the oven
Crispy baked wings don't need a fryer to deliver big flavor and crunch.

What makes selvedge denim so special?
Why are people paying hundreds for selvedge denim? We visit a Georgia mill using 80-year-old looms to find out. Credit: AJC

Can Democratic Socialism expand beyond metro Atlanta?
As democratic socialism becomes a larger political force in Georgia, Atlanta DSA co-chair Bryan Ramirez says the movement is looking beyond its metro area base.

Ask Atlanta: Does ‘Made in America’ still matter to shoppers?
Only 3% of clothing Americans buy today is made in the U.S. So we asked Atlanta: Does "Made in America" still matter? Credits: AJC | Louis L. Louft



