Is Atlanta “America’s Black Mecca”?
by Christopher Weems In 1971, Ebony magazine called Atlanta the “black mecca of the South.”
Month: July 2020
Georgia State University #1 For Sugar Babbies
A sugar daddy is defined as ‘a rich older man who lavishes gifts on a
House votes to approve the creation of a National Latino Museum
By Patricia Guadalupe Many Americans may not know there are Hispanic families in the Southwest who
Georgia Democrats Pick State Sen. Nikema Williams To Replace John Lewis On November Ballot
Georgia Democrats on Monday chose 41-year-old State Sen. Nikema Williams to replace civil rights icon
10 HBCUs place in the top 50 most beautiful college campuses
When deciding where to apply for college, there are many important factors to consider like
2 Chainz says he’s “Blessed to still pay it forward in this pandemic”
Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz is making a big difference as the battle with Covid-19 has
Get Paid To Take Atlanta Students’ Temperatures This Upcoming School Year
With a grant from WorkSource Cobb, Georgia’s Marietta City School System will hire those who’ve
Atlanta Public Schools May Start 2020-2021 School Year Completely Digital, August 24
APS to start 2020-2021 school year on August 24 completely virtual.
Atlanta Wendy’s demolished where Rayshard Brooks was killed
The Atlanta Wendy’s where Rayshard Brooks was killed by police was torn down. Construction crews
COVID-19 has slowed Georgia’s film and TV industry
ATLANTA Ga. – Coronavirus is affecting state’s economies in so many ways. And here in
