Dozens of Atlanta HBCU students, alumni and sympathizers declaring solidarity with protesters on college campuses across the nation made their displeasure known Wednesday — about
Porch’se “Queen” Miller is dedicated to the fight for the rights of the Black community. During rolling out’s 2024 Vote For Me Project, many issues impacting the
It was a historic day for the Atlanta city council. For nearly 15 hours on June 5, enraged citizens showed up at the city council
A host of citizens have opposed the building of a new cop training center in Atlanta for months. On May 15, 2023, over 200 citizens
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens held a press conference on the steps of city hall on April 19 to discuss the new public safety training center
A group of festival attendees at the Weelaunee People’s Park in Atlanta remain in custody after a March 23 bond hearing. According to freelance writer
Something has finally constructed on the grounds of the South River Forest – a stage. Protestors of the site they’ve dubbed “cop city” threw a
As I sit down on this cold January morning to share my thoughts on the events that unfolded on Saturday, Jan. 21, I’m left with
