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2/1/2012

Slavery by Another Name

Photograph courtesy of the Library of Congress As a member of the first integrated elementary school class in his hometown of Leland, Mississippi, forty-two years ago, Douglas Blackmon had a ... Read more
10/1/2011

Georgian Terrace Centennial

The Georgian Terrace Hotel was completed in 1911 at a cost of $500,000. Early guests included Clark Gable, Carole Lombard, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Tallulah Bankhead, Charles Lindbergh, and President Calvin ... Read more
9/1/2011

Lift Every Voice

When new york’s Metropolitan Opera traveled to Atlanta a little more than a century ago, white society buzzed with excitement—and black Atlantans were denied tickets. To prove that African Americans ... Read more
1/1/2011

Herman “Skip” Mason Jr.

As Morehouse College’s archivist, Skip Mason often sees value in artifacts that others overlook. With an undergraduate degree from Morris Brown, a master’s degree from Clark Atlanta, and certification from ... Read more
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  1. Checkered History: Atlanta Motor Speedway

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  2. Herman “Skip” Mason Jr.

    Crissinda Ponder said "True, but I really admire the people that appreciate the romance of holding physical books and magazines in their hands. Hopefully print and..." Read more
  3. Herman “Skip” Mason Jr.

    Catherine Happe said "I totally agree with Skip that there is something special about flipping through a magazine or book's pages, but unfortunately I think its o..." Read more