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
Negro League Conference Unveils More History and Takes on Future Challenges
The 2025 Jerry Malloy Negro League Conference in Louisville celebrated Black baseball history with films, panels, and a grave marker dedication, while addressing future challenges of diversity and memory.
MARTA’s Transit Ambassadors Gear Up for Labor Day Travelers
MARTA’s Transit Ambassadors return this Labor Day, guiding riders through busy stations and events. Born during Super Bowl 2019, the program now prepares Atlanta for the 2026 World Cup.
Chit Chat Atlanta Tours Launches With Immersive Black History & Cultural Experiences
Chit Chat Atlanta Tours launches Labor Day with immersive Black history, Civil Rights, and cultural experiences, offering visitors a powerful way to discover the soul of Atlanta.
Why Rap Dixon Belongs in Cooperstown with the Legends
Negro Leagues star Rap Dixon, a five-tool outfielder from Harrisburg, earned Hall of Fame-worthy praise from legends like Oscar Charleston and dominated globally.
Howard University President Ben Vinson III to Step Down After Two Years
Howard University President Ben Vinson III will step down on August 31 after less than two years. Former President Wayne Frederick returns as interim leader during the transition.
From Exclusion to Excellence: The Birth of Negro League Baseball
The Negro National League’s first game on May 2, 1920, marked a historic turning point for Black baseball, led by visionary founder Rube Foster.
MARTA Safety Briefing Highlights Technology, But My Experience Exposed Gaps in Rider Assistance
MARTA’s safety briefing showcased advanced crime-fighting tools, but my frustrating experience finding the event revealed lapses in accessibility, raising concerns about rider assistance and emergency readiness.

Just 83 Shy: Atlanta Seniors Nearly Break Guinness Record at Wellness Celebration
The Tau Pi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Empowers Families to Build Generational Stability Featuring Financial Expert Jini Thornton
After a decades-long population boom, Atlanta’s growth is slowing down
October Marks 40 Years of Breast Cancer Awareness: Every Story Is Unique, Every Journey Matters
Georgia Joins the National Cry of ‘No Kings’ in Peaceful Day of Protest
Three Swings to Forever: How Reggie Jackson Became Mr. October
Moratorium, Monitoring, and Modernization: DeKalb’s Careful Approach to Data Centers
Chief Justice Roberts warns of “potential disaster” in Supreme Court case
Georgia Voters Head to the Polls as Early Voting Begins Statewide





















































































