‘It’s UATL’ podcast: Talking ‘Heated Rivalry’ and queer romance novels with author Karmen Lee
The Atlanta author talks the mainstream boom for LGBTQ+ love stories. Plus, hosts discuss the latest on Offset, Georgia’s new music office and NASA astronaut Victor Glover II.
How Spice beat death and found her ‘Soft Girl Era’
Plus, Offset, a new Gordon Parks exhibition, Angel Reese and “teen takeovers.”
Her grandfather is Augusta National’s first Black member. Now, she’s changing the game.
The latest 'It's UATL' podcast episode features an interview with Bria Janelle, whose grandfather was the first Black member at Augusta National.
Spelman College Museum: 'Repossessions' exhibition
440 Westview Drive, Atlanta, GA 30314, USA
Children's Museum of Atlanta Welcomes 'AIM HIGH' Tuskegee Airmen Exhibit
275 Centennial Olympic Park Dr NW Atlanta, GA 30313
Rejoice, Resist, Rest: Images of Black Liberation From the Johnson Publishing Company Archive
535 Means St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
'Uncommon Nature: The Abstractions of Freddie Styles'
223 James P. Brawley Drive, SW, Atlanta, GA 30314, USA
'Ascension: Rise of the Black Quarterback'
250 Marietta St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303, USA
How PGA Tour Superstore executive Ralph Stokes brings diversity to golf
PGA Tour Superstore Vice President Ralph Stokes opens a new store in Buckhead and continues to bring diversity and inclusion to golf and business.
Meet the man of Morehouse balancing a 4.0 GPA and a pro boxing future
Chad "Candyman" Pitts is a junior economics major who's also won international and Golden Gloves championships in boxing.
How photographer Sheila Pree Bright found her World Cup muse
The Atlanta-based photographer has been setting her lens on the city's soccer and sports culture for years. Next up, the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Ron Williams
Ronald Williams is a senior social producer at the AJC, where he shapes social storytelling around Black culture.
Christopher A. Daniel
Christopher A. Daniel is a Black Culture reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Guest Column: 1990s Black television reshaped America in ways policy couldn’t
Black sitcoms of the 1990s helped shape public opinion about the community, its achievements and aspirations in American society. Atlanta was at the center of the movement.
Nedra Rhone: Move over or speed up? Georgia lawmakers can’t get rid of slow drivers
Georgia lawmakers raced through Crossover Day, but HB 809 never made it to a vote. We need more research to improve road safety — or do we just have a need for speed?
Leroy Chapman: How Jesse Jackson gave me a clear sense of belonging
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.
