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Tuesday, October 20 2026
Breaking News
Atlanta’s Next Chapter: Pasha Carter Encourages Adults Over 40 to Explore AI Creativity
Spelman Celebrates 30 Years of Black Women’s Art in Atlanta
Ariel Place at Bowen Honors a Black Educator’s Legacy on Atlanta’s Westside
From Lagos to Legacy: How Dr. Olayinka Adegbayi Is Rebuilding Futures Through Finance, Faith, and the Power of Voice
Authored by Purpose: How Dr. Sheena Collier is Writing Her Legacy in Service and Strength
Voices of Valor: Dr. Vondale Singleton and the Literary Legacy of CHAMPS
Rooted in Resilience: Dr. Michele Rice-Kirkwood’s Mission to Build Legacy and Voice in Atlanta
Precision and Purpose: How Dr. Venetia Green is Writing New Chapters of Service and Strength
“Crowned in Purpose: Dr. Yvette W. Etheridge Makes History as Ms. Corporate America Georgia”
Crowned with Purpose: Dr. Jacqueline Mohair Ignites a Statewide and Global Movement for Women in Leadership
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How One Businesswoman Is Promoting Black Hair Health
Education & Youth
May 22, 2024
Historically Black Colleges and Universities
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May 22, 2024
How 21 Savage Is Balancing Art and Activism After ICE Scare
Community Highlights
May 22, 2024
7 ideal places for Atlanta singles who need a break from dating apps
Fashion & Beauty
May 22, 2024
Kenya Moore Twirls on the Haters and Proves Her Hair Is All Hers in Natural Selfie
Arts & Entertainment
May 22, 2024
Usher Plans TV Series About Music and Black Love in Atlanta
Food & Culture
May 22, 2024
Best Soul Food | Creative Loafing
Fashion & Beauty
May 22, 2024
Natural Black Hair Getting Cut From the Runway As the Fashion Industry Continues Its Diversity Struggles
Education & Youth
May 22, 2024
Kamala Harris, BLM protests put a new spotlight on HBCUs. Many now hope for a financial reckoning.
Feature Articles
May 22, 2024
18-Year-Old Entrepreneur Paints Images of Women of Color And Sells More Artwork Than Most Artists Do In A Lifetime
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