Trailblazing actress Cicely Tyson and music legend Ray Charles will be posthumously inducted into the Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame in 2022.
Members of the Buckhead City Committee are calling for passengers to refrain from rolling down their windows to purchase from water boys. Tomeka Pless, mother of the slain teen, says her son Jalanni was killed on 8th Street in Midtown back in June 2020 over $10 from selling a bottle of water.
On Friday, Black teenage college student Alhaji M. Sow was shot and killed by police on the campus of his school, the Florida Institute of Technology. Melbourne police claim the 18-year-old was "wielding a knife in a threatening manner" and “assaulting students."
After learning a local youth basketball program in Atlanta was encountering transportation obstacles, a collective of Black CEOs stepped in and gifted the team with a new bus.
Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young helped feed over 500 families in need this Thanksgiving weekend.
21 Savage and Chime are teaming up again to empower youth through financial literacy.
On Saturday, during the Atlanta Braves' World Series game against the Houston Astros, the camera found the not-so-happy couple once again and caught Melania dropping her smile and appearing to roll her eyes at Donald Trump.
The "Tomahawk Chop” is racist and if you cannot acknowledge this, it means you are drowning in white privilege.
The president of the NAACP's Atlanta chapter has apologized for denouncing Kasim Reed's candidacy for mayor one day after the national group publicly admonished what it said amounted to an unsanctioned endorsement. Other NAACP members beg to differ.
A restaurant worker in the Buckhead area of Atlanta was shot while on a lunch break, called 9-1-1, and was met with multiple “please hold” responses.
Atlanta-based eco-friendly company Goodr Co. and rapper Gunna partnered to place a free clothing and grocery store in an Atlanta middle school. The newly-opened Goodr Grocery Store and Drip Closet is working to provide resources to underserved and underprivileged communities.
Clark Atlanta University has joined Apple and Tennessee State University’s tech education initiative.
