How Jesse Jackson’s voice shaped my life — and expanded what my generation believed was possible.

Clark Atlanta University to unveil exhibition inspired by AJC’s retelling of Du Bois’ ‘Exhibit of American Negroes,’ bringing his data-driven vision into the present.

Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church, the spiritual home of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., will receive a $100,000 preservation grant.

At The Gathering Spot and across Atlanta’s civil rights community, Jesse Jackson was remembered as a bridge between the movement that was and the one still forming.

Jackson’s ties to Atlanta go back to the 1960s, when he was a young organizer moving in the orbit of Dr King. He returned often to rally voters and promote empowerment.

Newly surfaced photographs reveal protest and pageantry, terror and triumph, showing how 100 years of Black history shaped the city’s conscience and character.

The Prince Hall Masonic Temple and Lodge on Auburn Avenue, where the civil rights leader directed national campaigns, will reopen as part of the Martin Luther King Jr. Nationa

Some 25 years after “W.E.B Du Bois: The Fight for Equality and the American Century,” was published, an audiobook is being released, narrated by actor Courtney Vance.

Julian Bond's fight to be seated in the Georgia Legislature led to a landmark Supreme Court case on free speech.

Black history is living, shaped continuously by the places where Black people have built power, culture and community. Few cities embody that truth more clearly than Atlanta.