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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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FROM UATLSpelman art exhibit dares to redefine the history of American slavery
Liz Andrews, director of the Spelman Museum of Fine Art, says the exhibit "Repossessions" redefines the history of slavery. Credits: Brooke Leigh Howard/AJC
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'Make America Skilled Again': Trump's anti-DEI posters reflect a bygone era
Credits: AJC | Prelinger Archives | U.S. Labor Department | White House/YouTube | Bill Torpy/AJC | Labor Department | The White House
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Casual wine bar Madeira Park becomes a neighborhood gathering spot
Madeira Park brings easygoing wine bar energy to the neighborhood. Learn more about Medeira Park from the AJC's 50 Best Restaurants of 2025.
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FROM UATLWhy the great-great-granddaughter of an icon says Netflix got it wrong
A'Lelia Bundles, the great-great-granddaughter of Black hair care pioneer Madam C.J. Walker, shares her thoughts about Netflix's 2020 miniseries "Self Made."
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