AI Can Save You Time, but Can It Make You Smarter?
By Florita Bell Griffin, Ph.D. | Houston, TX | August 25, 2026 One of the biggest promises of artificial intelligence is time. AI can draft a letter in seconds, summarize…
Dream Clinches Playoff Spot Behind Reese’s Career-High 31 Points
By Milton Kirby | Phoenix, AZ | August 23, 2026 The Atlanta Dream is headed back to the WNBA playoffs. Behind a career-high 31 points and 14 rebounds from Angel…
Love, Patrick: BronzeLens Opening Night Brings a Fashion Pioneer Back Into the Spotlight
BronzeLens opened with Love, Patrick: Nothing is Impossible, introducing a new generation to fashion pioneer Patrick Kelly’s extraordinary journey from Mississippi to Paris.
When AI Sounds Certain but Isn’t: How Everyday People Can Recognize an AI Guess
AI can sound convincing even when wrong. Learn essential AI literacy skills to verify facts, question sources, and distinguish evidence from interpretation.
Bottoms Brings Confidence and Candor to NABJ, But an $87 Million Question Looms
Keisha Lance Bottoms brought confidence and candor to NABJ 2026, but Rick Jackson’s $87 million advertising campaign presents a formidable challenge.
Jonathan Hunt Earns MARTA’s Top Job. Now Comes the Test of “Routine Excellence
MARTA names Jonathan Hunt permanent CEO after a national search, placing safety, transparency, accountability and his promise of “routine excellence” at center stage.
BronzeLens Enters a New Era with Expanded Festival, New Leadership and a Focus on Building Black Cinema
By Milton Kirby | Atlanta, GA | August 12, 2026 For 16 years, the BronzeLens Film Festival has served as a cultural cornerstone for filmmakers of color, bringing together artists,…
Four Gold Medals, Two Americas: Remembering Jesse Owens 90 Years After Berlin
Ninety years after Jesse Owens won four gold medals in Berlin, his triumphs and treatment at home reveal a powerful American contradiction.
SHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League History
By Ted Knorr | Harrisburg, PA | August 11, 2026 This column exists for one reason: to answer your questions about Negro League baseball history. To fulfill that mission, we…
The AI in Your Pocket: How Artificial Intelligence Is Already Shaping Your Daily Life
Artificial intelligence already shapes everyday life, influencing smartphones, banking, healthcare, employment and online choices while raising important questions about privacy, fairness and human judgment.
Kween Jacqueline Merrill Wins Atlanta Regional, Advances to Soul Country Music Star National Finals in Los Angeles
Kween Jacqueline Merrill wins the Soul Country Music Star Atlanta Regional, advancing to Los Angeles after four Black country artists compete at the Georgia International Horse Park.
When the Seasons Stop Making Sense: Climate Change Is Rewriting the Rules for Black Farmers
Black farmers across the South confront climate change, shifting growing seasons, drought, flooding and rising costs while fighting to protect land and livelihoods.
Keisha Lance Bottoms Appeals to Georgia Voters, Especially Black Men: Record Turnout Could Decide Georgia’s Governor’s Race
With 99 days until Election Day, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms urged Georgia voters, especially Black men, to deliver record turnout during a town hall at Atlanta’s Gathering Spot.
The Human Stakes of AI: Why This Technology Deserves Public Attention
By Florita Bell Griffin | Houston, TX | July 28, 2026 Artificial intelligence is often discussed as a technical breakthrough, a business race, or a symbol of the future. Those…
SHADOW BALL: Learning More About Negro League History
By Ted Knorr | Harrisburg, PA | July 28, 2026 This column exists for only one purpose: that is to answer your questions on Negro League baseball history. To that…
The Road to Los Angeles: How Soul Country Music Star Is Showcasing the Next Generation of Black Country Artists
By Milton Kirby | Atlanta, GA | July 26, 2026 The stage in Atlanta will introduce only one new regional champion, but the story of Soul Country Music Star stretches…

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