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How the Tulsa Race Massacre mirrors Atlanta’s 1906 Race Massacre bit.ly/4tPlvUY

Veteran music executive Michael Mauldin debuts ‘Unite Atlanta’ to tourists bit.ly/4nFpSR8

Atlanta library earns $220K grant to preserve ‘the Black experience’ bit.ly/4dWQauU

‘It’s UATL’ podcast: How T.I.’s eldest son, Buddy Red, found his voice bit.ly/43h97lV

Atlanta Dream home opener: 5 Black culture moments we loved bit.ly/4uZQSxs

The Dream didn’t get the dub, but the tunnel drip still went undefeated. 📸: @AtlantaDream

Meet the Spelman Seven

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For one night, Mercedes-Benz Stadium became Cascade Skating Rink. @Tip celebrated 20 years of “ATL” and “King” with a hometown reunion that brought out castmates, producers, skaters and some of Atlanta’s biggest music figures.

Michelle Obama made Amy Sherald famous. ‘American Sublime’ shows her full vision. bit.ly/4dI7wvv

Rapper T.I. celebrates 20th anniversaries of ‘ATL’ and ‘King’ bit.ly/490zIHi

Is Angel Reese Atlanta’s next Black sports superstar? bit.ly/4nvA2nq

@NajjaNotes On “It’s UATL,” the hosts talk about what it means to age with confidence and grace — and how Seniors on the Runway is creating space for seniors to be celebrated, not overlooked. youtu.be/o0mGNclLWGE?si…

Age ain’t nothing but a number for Seniors on the Runway.

How Atlanta Realtor Brianne Drake is bringing inclusion to real estate bit.ly/4dkJd5A

Amy Sherald comes home bit.ly/4dkpGSy

Their story is about more than academic achievement — it is about sisterhood, discipline and what can happen when Black women refuse to let each other fall behind. New from @erniesuggs: uatl.com/news/2026/05/t…

The classmates say they carried one another through demanding coursework, late nights, family responsibilities and personal sacrifices.

Introducing “The Spelman Seven.” Seven Spelman College seniors are graduating as valedictorians after earning perfect 4.0 GPAs, making history as the largest group of valedictorians in the college’s history.

Andrew Morse, who has led The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s reinvention into a purely digital news operation, is stepping down after more than three years as president and publisher. bit.ly/4fco2F8