Revisiting "Class of 3000," I discovered a love letter to Atlanta, hip-hop and Black culture I can now share with my sons.

When Morris Brown College began its comeback after losing its accreditation, James Freddy Allen helped bring students back to a campus that had nearly emptied. As the school’s vice president of ...

Black authors are telling stories about being grateful for their spirituality and having supportive communities. A pro athlete writes his first children’s book encouraging young readers to collaborate ...

AJC business reporter Mirtha Donastorg explores the history, beauty and appeal of sisterlocks. Sources: ...

William Greaves started making "Once Upon a Time in Harlem," in 1972 and worked on it until he died in 2014. It has been ...

After years of relaxers, Afros, twists and braids, business reporter Mirtha Donastorg found a style that gave her the freedom ...

Grammy-winning producer from Virginia and creative partner of Missy Elliott executive-produces album with Stone ...

As Mayor Dickens noted, Edwards makes no apology for wearing a Braves hat during news conferences in Minnesota or when he ...

Keisha Lance Bottoms wants to be Georgia’s next governor. Penny Brown Reynolds is running to oversee the state’s elections. Tanya Miller wants to become its chief legal officer. And Carolyn Hugley ...

Black LGBTQ voters in Atlanta and across Georgia are entering the midterm elections with concerns about their rights, safety, ...