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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History is Made: Bubba Wallace Becomes the First Black NASCAR Driver to Win on the Indianapolis Oval
Bubba Wallace makes NASCAR history as the first Black driver to win the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis, earning a playoff spot and inspiring millions.
Warnock Leads Effort to End Racial Bias in Black Home Appraisals
Senator Warnock’s bill fights appraisal bias in Black neighborhoods, aiming to protect home values, ensure fairness, and help families build generational wealth.
If Wealth Was Evenly Distributed Across the US, How Much Money Would Every Person Have?
If America’s $160.35 trillion in wealth were evenly split, each person would receive about $471,465—revealing stark disparities in today’s economic reality.
Elon Musk Fired 6,000 USDA Workers — The U.S. Is Now Confronting a Threat from Invasive Species and Financial Fallout
By Arezki Amiri | Dalily Galaxy | July 16, 2025 In February 2025, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) became the focal point of a high-stakes controversy that has set alarm…
Lee Elder: The Man Who Changed Golf Forever
July 14, 1934 – November 28, 2021 By Milton Kirby | Atlanta, GA | July 14, 2025 On July 14, 1934, in the heart of segregated Dallas, Texas, a boy…
50 Stars, One Stage: HBCU Swingman Classic Kicks Off MLB All-Star Week
The 2025 HBCU Swingman Classic in Atlanta showcased 50 elite Black college baseball stars during MLB All-Star Week at Truist Park.
‘Pay attention’: Supreme Court justice gives dire warning about ‘state of our democracy’
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson urges Americans to “pay attention” amid growing concerns over democracy, referencing controversial Supreme Court rulings and unchecked executive power.
Black Writers Weekend Returns to Atlanta: Where Stories Ignite and Voices Rise
Black Writers Weekend 2025 in Atlanta celebrates Black authors, screenwriters, and filmmakers with panels, pitch sessions, film screenings, and networking at Auburn Avenue Library.
Your Guide to Riding MARTA to See Beyoncé Live in Atlanta
MARTA adds extra service for Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour in Atlanta. Ride safely and skip traffic with direct access to Mercedes-Benz Stadium via rail.
Oscar-Qualifying BronzeLens Celebrates 16 Years of Elevating Stories by Creators of Color
Atlanta’s BronzeLens Film Festival returns August 20–24, 2025, showcasing nearly 100 films from 60 countries and honoring groundbreaking storytellers of color in cinema.
