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Atlanta’s Quality Lenz captures Black culture one frame at a time

Atlanta’s Quality Lenz documents Black culture through photography, capturing community, creativity and everyday moments.

Atlanta pet groomer hopes to open doors for more Black women in pet care

Atlanta groomer hopes to open doors for more Black women in pet care

After winning $75,000 top prize in Beltline Business Ventures competition, Andrea Jenkins now wants to help diversify the grooming industry.

Comic and "The Breakfast Club" radio show co-host Jess Hilarious releases a memoir on co-parenting, "'Til Death Do We Parent" (2026, Simon and Schuster). (Courtesy of Jess Hilarious)

Jess Hilarious on co-parenting, motherhood and her new memoir ‘Til Death Do We Parent’

Comedian Jess Hilarious says villages help Black single mothers succeed past pain and into their dreams.

Theater educator Freddie Hendricks receives Tony Awards recognition

Freddie Hendricks, who mentored Kandi Burruss, Kenan Thompson, wins Tony honor

Veteran theater educator Freddie Hendricks receives the Excellence in Theatre Education Award during the Tony Awards telecast June 7.

Rep. Williams hosts small business summit in Atlanta

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World Cup could be a sales boon. Atlanta entrepreneurs are learning how.

An estimated 300,000-plus visitors will be coming to Atlanta for the eight World Cup games the city is hosting.

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‘It’s UATL’ podcast: Meet the brains behind ‘Pour Minds’

"Pour Minds" podcast hosts, Drea Nicole and Lex P, talk about bringing their unfiltered takes to a male-dominated industry.

WORLD CUP

How the Atlanta Soccer Map celebrates city’s diversity

Ahead of FIFA World Cup, creative collective works with artist Joesph Veazey to celebrate Atlanta's soccer culture.

Cheyenne Bryant promotes her book, “Live Your Promise,” during an interview on the Black Enterprise YouTube channel. (YouTube screenshot)

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With degrees in doubt, Dr. Cheyenne Bryant’s credentials need more clarity

The scrutiny surrounding Dr. Cheyenne Bryant reflects a broader cultural moment in which expertise is challenged and charisma can be mistaken for credibility.

At 94, Andrew Young is still building the future

As a new aquaponics farm opens in Clayton County and plans advance for a $100 million peace institute in Vine City, Andrew Young remains focused on the future.

‘The Best Man’ fans attend Sable Bourbon bottle signing in Atlanta

Fans gather to meet “The Best Man” director Malcolm D. Lee and lead actor Morris Chestnut at a bottle signing for their spirits company, Sable Bourbon, in Atlanta.

PHOTOS: ‘Best Man’ stars raise toast to new bourbon

Sable Bourbon is a Black-owned-and-operated spirits company formed by filmmaker Malcolm D.