In a city that is famous for its elite black class, replete with historic figures and larger-than-life luminaries the tradition has been to educate and cultivate upcoming generations to take up the mantle of social advancement and cultural accomplishments. Members of the freshman class of Who’s Who in Black Atlanta were recognized in a dazzling ceremony at the opulent Georgia International Convention Center in College Park, Ga., on Wednesday, March 31. 
“I am so excited that we have reached the 12th edition of Who’s Who In Black Atlanta. Honoring the female powerhouses, while also shedding light on the arts and culture of Atlanta, makes me especially proud of this edition,” says Yolanda Reynolds, associate publisher for Who’s Who in Black Atlanta.
The Who’s Who book unveiling ceremony also brought out scores of Atlanta’s well-heeled along with inductees to support each other for their individual and collective accomplishments and renew the commitment to social and economic progress.
“The 12th edition of Who’s Who in Black Atlanta showcases the rich cultural diversity and leadership that impacts 
our community. As we celebrate the achievements of African Americans, it is fitting that we also celebrate this diverse city, [which is] home of the first Who’s Who publication,” explains Real Times Media CEO Hiram E. Jackson.
The impressive guide identifies more than 500 Atlantans who continue to make significant contributions to the city’s storied history and whose efforts have made remarkable strides for African Americans on the social and economic forefronts.
The popular Who’s Who annual publications are invaluable networking tools
available to residents in more than 25 cities throughout the nation. The 20-year-old publication is a must-have for black Americans aspiring to make their own marks on their respective communities and earn a place in the journals of African American history-makers. –roz edward
For more information or to purchase a copy of Who’s Who in Black Atlanta, please visit www.whoswhopublishing.com.
