Savannah's Carnegie Library, an educational lifeline during segregation for African Americans, including Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, has reopened its doors.

A young Black man's death has reopened wounds tied to Marietta's history of lynching and racial violence.

From Sparta to Albany, some Black farmers in Georgia’s Black History Month are proudly representing the land passed down from their ancestors with respect and dignity.

Senior reporter Ernie Suggs talks 11 years of Black History Month at the AJC. Plus, the hosts talk about fallout from Netflix's "America's Next Top Model" docuseries.

Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church, the spiritual home of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., will receive a $100,000 preservation grant.

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The Savannah land where more than 400 Black slaves were auctioned in 1859 was recently put up for sale. Advocates see a chance to memorialize what's known as Weeping Time.

The Greenbriar Mall literary shop belts a flawless swan song before closing in March after 35 years.

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Georgia Tech professor Susana Morris hosts symposium celebrating pioneering Black speculative fiction writer Octavia Butler's work at Historic Academy of Medicine on Feb. 24.