Red Shoe Lunch Marks 16 Years of Sisterhood, Survival, and a Mission to Save Lives
Bottoms Brings Gubernatorial Message to Madison, Emphasizes Roots, Rural Healthcare, and Affordability
Robb Pitts Delivers 2026 State of the County: “We’ve Got It All”
The Power of One Word: Cynthia Williams and the Discipline of Language
Why Systems Mistake Compliance for Alignment
Change Feels Different When You Remember Before
SHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League History
Seven Visions for Georgia: Inside the Democratic Gubernatorial Field
15 Years Strong: Women of Color Honored in Brookhaven Celebration
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Suspect in Charlie Kirk killing had become ‘more political’ and likely acted alone, authorities say
Charlie Kirk shooting suspect arrested in Utah; political motive suspected. Governor Cox, Trump, and FBI cite targeted attack amid rising U.S. political violence.
DeKalb CEO Cochran-Johnson Calls for Focus and Discipline in Reform Rollout
DeKalb CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson launches sweeping government overhaul, unveiling 266 reforms from a landmark review to boost efficiency, transparency, and service delivery across county operations.
Atlanta Falcons Fans Tailgating May Be an Official Religion
Atlanta Falcons fans turn tailgating into a weekly ritual at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, blending food, music, and fellowship into one of the NFL’s most vibrant traditions.
Decatur’s Brian Norman Jr Inks Multi-Year Deal with Top Rank, Eyes Haney Showdown
Decatur’s Brian Norman Jr. extends Top Rank deal, defending his WBO welterweight title against Devin Haney in Riyadh after knockouts in San Diego and Tokyo cemented his rise.
BronzeLens Film Festival Marks 16 Years with Big Wins and Bittersweet Goodbye
BronzeLens Film Festival celebrated 16 years with award-winning films, heartfelt tributes, Deidre McDonald’s retirement, and standout screenings of The Rhythm & The Blues and Rap Dixon.
Just Because You Can Doesn’t Mean You Should: The Trappings of Dark Royalty’s Financial Excess in Black America
By Lola Renegade “Blacks who claim respectability and allow that mirage to keep them quiet and from being actors in the necessary drama needed to change an oppressive society are…
Drastic Pell Grant Changes Now Law—HBCUs and Low-Income Students Brace for the Next Phase
Trump’s education law cuts Pell Grants, tightening rules and shrinking awards. HBCUs and low-income students brace for higher hurdles as oversight battles shift to states.
Americans Say Racism Exists, but Shrug at Solutions
Sixty-four percent of Americans say racism is widespread—yet most oppose new civil rights laws, revealing a gap between recognition and real commitment to racial equity.
Too Pricey to Protect
Tips for dealing with rising home insurance premiums By Kerri Anne Renzulli | August 31, 2025 Living in an oceanfront condo on Florida’s Space Coast was Jim McGuigan’s retirement dream,…
Skin Cancer Is Trickier Than You Think
Skin cancer can appear in unexpected ways, beyond the classic mole warning signs. Learn how to spot “ugly ducklings,” reduce risks, and protect yourself with timely checks
