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Want to reduce head injuries in football? We need to change the kickoff
As things are, many young football players are on a collision course that can end in serious injury. But changing the way teams handle kickoffs could change that.
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The art of the famous Kimball House martini
At Decatur’s Kimball House, French-inspired dishes meet Southern roots — with fresh oysters and a signature martini that define Atlanta dining.
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FROM UATLIs Atlanta truly the mecca for Black entrepreneurs?
Atlanta is often seen as a hub for Black entrepreneurship, but do the numbers back it up? Credits: AJC | Getty | Herndon Home Museum | Mirtha Donastorg/AJC
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FROM UATLAngela Denise Davis wants Black queer freedom statewide
In this "It's UATL" podcast interview, Angela Denise Davis talks about Atlanta’s Black queer legacy and why its influence must reach beyond the city.
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Why was the ICE raid at Georgia's Hyundai plant such a big deal?
Credit: AJC|ICE|41NBC|Getty|AP|HyundaiWorldwide/YT|U.S. State Dept.|CIS|CBP|Georgia Governor's Office|CBS|Stephen B. Morton/AJC|Mike Stewart, Ahn Young-joon/AP
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