Christopher A. Daniel

Christopher A. Daniel is a Black Culture reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He is an Atlanta-based, award-winning journalist, cultural critic and ethnomusicologist. The Spartanburg, South Carolina native previously held teaching stints with Morehouse College, Clark Atlanta University and Georgia State University: creating each universities' music, entertainment, and lifestyle journalism courses.

Latest from Christopher A. Daniel

Comedian Ali Siddiq brings life and humor to ‘The Custom Fit’ tour

Award-winning comedian and writer Ali Siddiq turns his viral comedy empire into "The Custom Fit Tour," coming to State Farm Arena on Friday Oct. 16.

Grace Byers brings new children’s book on body image to Decatur

'Empire' actress and author Grace Byers visits Decatur for a reading of “I Am Wonderfully Me,” her third children’s book focused on body image and self-love.

The Yard’s Guide to Clark Atlanta Homecoming 2026: Events, parties and football

A list of concerts, step shows, parties, brunches, panels and programs to celebrate Clark Atlanta's homecoming Oct. 11-17.

Let Me Put U On: Why men’s health starts with speaking up

UATL reporter Christopher A. Daniel reflects on how sharing stories about a stomach ulcer inspired colleagues and friends to prioritize their health.

SpelHouse homecoming events, game postponed to Sunday

Here's a list of ticketed and free events during SpelHouse Homecoming the week of Oct. 10, 2026.

GloRilla launches beauty app connecting stylists with customers to ‘find their glow’

Grammy-nominated rapper Gloria "GloRilla" Woods launches GloVerse, a mobile app that connects beauty professionals with consumers outside of social media.

D.L. Hughley turns the jokes on himself in new memoir ‘Charlie’s Boy’

The comedian and social commentator releases memoir 'Charlie's Boy' on Tuesday and hosts live event with journalist Don Lemon at Atlanta Symphony Hall on Friday.

The AUC explained: Six schools, one extraordinary Black college community

The Atlanta University Center is a collective of HBCUs located in Atlanta's West End. Here's a list of the six institutions that are part of the consortium.

As NBAF approaches 40, it reimagines its place in Atlanta’s arts scene

National Black Arts Festival hosts its second annual Fall for Brunch at Hotel Phoenix Atlanta Sunday, part of its reinvention.

Living Legends Foundation has spent 35 years passing the baton in Black music

The nonprofit organization that recognizes Black radio and music executives and provides financial support hosts its 35th anniversary gala at Flourish Atlanta Friday, Oct. 2.