How Slave Owners Dictated the Language of the 2nd Amendment
Mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, have highlighted once again the importance
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Emmett Till’s Memorial Now It’s Bulletproof
The first historical marker was removed and thrown in the river by vandals. The second
Why Are More Black Women Dying From the Most Common Reproductive Cancer?
Adrienne Moore knew something was wrong. After being diagnosed and successfully treated for ovarian cancer
Atlanta’s Food Forrest Helps To Heal a Community While It Sets A Standard For America’s Food Desert
Residents of the Atlanta’s Lakewood-Browns Mill community will now be able to pick fruits and
Suicide attempts among black teenagers are rising
Since the 1990s, suicide attempts among black youth have risen 73%, while attempts among white
Stars of “AtlHomicide” Receive Proclamation From The City of Atlanta
by Ruben BlancoThe stars of TVOne’s “AtlHomicide” and former Homicide detectives in the Atlanta Police
At Atlanta Hawks Media Day Carter Promises A Record Breaking Year
Vince Carter is on the cusp of a revered NBA career record, the most seasons
Nearly 30,000 children under age 10 have been arrested in the US since 2013
The recent arrests of two 6-year-old students in Orlando, which prompted outrage and the firing of the
ArtsXchange To Honor Michael H. Ross and Susan J. Ross
ATLANTA GA (September 19, 2019) Michael H. Ross and Susan J. Ross will receive the
43 Percent of White Students That Harvard Admits Are Legacies, Donors and Faculty Kids
This month, a group of researchers have delivered a sobering look at how affirmative action
