The AJC again examined the people, power and pivotal moments that continue to shape America.

In celebration of Women's History Month, UATL recommends five books from Black women authors spanning children's lit, memoirs and self-help manuals.

Since taking the top job in June 2017, Raphael Bostic had to steer the Atlanta Fed through unprecedented, challenging economic times.

We checked in with former “King of Drag” contestant Keena “Pressure K” Blythe, who premieres an all-queer variety show at Out Front Theatre Company on Saturday.

How Jesse Jackson’s voice shaped my life — and expanded what my generation believed was possible.

Images based on multiple definitions of Black freedom, according to Spelman College students, are on display at Atlanta Contemporary.

The quilts of Harriet Powers, born into slavery, are being memorialized with “Forever” stamps as a great-great-great-granddaughter digs deeper into her Georgia life.

Hamilton Holmes Jr., grandson of golfer Alfred ‘Tup’ Holmes and son of a physician Hamilton Holmes Sr., brings diversity to sports and sciences.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson made an impression on teen Leroy Chapman Jr., now AJC editor-in-chief. Over the years, they developed a professional relationship and mutual respect.

Clark Atlanta University to unveil exhibition inspired by AJC’s retelling of Du Bois’ ‘Exhibit of American Negroes,’ bringing his data-driven vision into the present.