Atlanta: The strength of a diverse mecca
Since Harlem was recognized for its Renaissance in the 1920s, people have been seeking the next place to tout as a Black mecca — a place
February 1, 2019
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Since Harlem was recognized for its Renaissance in the 1920s, people have been seeking the next place to tout as a Black mecca — a place
A White teenager received a slap on the wrist after threatening to sell two Black girls into slavery. The incident occurred at the Horizon Christian
A financial and academic crisis has struck the campus of one of the oldest institutions of higher learning among the nation’s treasured Historically Black Colleges
A college student allegedly threatened to kill his professor for scheduling an exam too early in the morning. The incident occurred before finals weeks at Florida
Marston Riley made national headlines after a video surfaced of him fighting with a student who had called him a racial slur. Riley, 64, was recently
Atlanta Metropolitan State College held its annual Celebration of Leadership Awards on Sept. 27, 2018, on the school’s campus. During the awards ceremony, the Atlanta
Sean “Diddy” Combs is pledging $1 million toward this cause. The 48-year-old rapper has revealed he’s set to donate the whopping sum to the Capital
Among the many programs that Atlanta Technical College offers, one of the most beneficial is its GED program, which provides an avenue for adults who struggled
Chyna Cayson wanted to explore a different life outside of Millbrook, Alabama, a town of just over 15K citizens. A former star student at Stanhope
In honor of National Recovery Month, Detroit Recovery Project Inc. is hosting the Black Men’s Healing Conference: Solutions to the Opioid Epidemic on Friday, Sept. 14, in Detroit. “We’re
Actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish admitted that, if her career as a Hollywood star doesn’t quite work out, her fallback plan is to head into
[jwplayer GmRH3DiF] Radio personality and community activist Lil Bankhead stopped by rolling out music to speak with host Romeo International about music, his growth in
Atlanta is a college town that offers a unique student demographic and a choice of great schools to attend. One of those schools is a
Lawrence Smith was born and raised in southwest Atlanta, where he obtained his bachelor’s degree from Georgia State University in marketing and his master’s degree
As an entrepreneur, media personality and certified life coach Linal Harris has dedicated his life to helping others connect to their identity, discover their life’s purpose, and
Jumoke’ Farrow is a Renaissance man. He’s a visual artist whose passion is art therapy; a writer, actor, director, set designer and educator. Originally from
Hakim Hilliard is an Atlanta-based attorney who specializes in matters of public policy and regulator affairs. He was born in Monrovia, Liberia, attended high school
Eddie Glaude Jr. stands as a leader in the field of education. As the chair of the Center for African-American Studies and the William S.
The Atlanta Board of Education governs the Atlanta Public Schools system through policies and procedures that are internally developed. The Board has nine members, representing
The National Newspaper Association (NNPA) and Chevrolet joined together to push forward journalism education through their fellowship program. In 2016, Chevrolet launched the DTU Fellowship at
