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UATL's Najja Parker gets ready to take to the court — for a big announcement — at a recent Dream game.

Credit: Ron Williams, AJC

Credit: Ron Williams, AJC

UATL's Najja Parker gets ready to take to the court — for a big announcement — at a recent Dream game.
July 12, 2024

Hey Dream fans! UATL and Atlanta Dream are partnering to create a T-shirt that celebrates Atlanta’s Black Culture.

Vote on your favorite design before July 26th. The winning T-shirt will be available in the Drip Shop at every home game starting August 16th. To see which design wins, follow @itsuatl on Instagram.

Design 1 — ‘UATL x Dream’

"UATL x Dream' is one of the final designs for the UATL - Atlanta Dream T-shirt collaboration.

Credit: AJC

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Design 2 — ‘Unstoppable

"Unstoppable' is one of the final designs for the UATL - Atlanta Dream T-shirt collaboration.

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