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Unhoused Atlanta

As Atlanta continues to grow, unhoused people are finding a new voice—and new allies

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Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens

The New Mayor: Andre Dickens comes to the job calculating and confident

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Atlanta Asian Spa Shooting One Year Anniversary

One year later, 7 Asian American community members reflect on the Atlanta spa shootings

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“And I saw that what pretended to be a national reawakening was simply the beginning of a reign of terror”

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Pregnant in Georgia's jails

Incarcerated and invisible: What happens to pregnant people in Georgia’s county jails?

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The source of violent crime in Atlanta isn’t mysterious: It’s desperation

The source of violent crime in Atlanta isn’t mysterious: It’s desperation, born by inequality.

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Bee Nguyen

“We cannot outorganize a subversion of democracy”: Democratic rising star Bee Nguyen is vying to be Georgia’s next elections chief

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Freedom U

Freedom University wasn’t meant to last this long

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Chattahoochee Brick Company

For decades, prisoners were forced into unpaid labor at a brickyard along the Chattahoochee River. How will we remember them?

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Sedrick Rowe

Part of Georgia’s inaugural group of licensed hemp growers, Sedrick Rowe hopes to inspire a new generation of young Black farmers

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