HeyJaredCassidy Alexander
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A.M. ATL: Atlanta v. Atlanta (opens the original)
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Morning, y’all! Did you say “bunny rabbits” this morning? My kindergarten teacher told me if that’s the first thing you say on the first day of the month, you’ll get a present. Apparently the actual tradition requires you to say “rabbit rabbit,” or even “bunny bunny,” to get 30 days of good luck. I like to cover all my bases. *But first, check out this week’s episode of “Flagship”!* On a recent trip to Texas for another story, politics reporter Greg Bluestein made an important pit stop: to inves
A.M. ATL: Get out the vote (opens the original)
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Morning, y’all! I cannot get over this weather. Overcome with joy at this break in the oppressive heat, I went out and bought three new jackets. I will happily sweat in them until it actually gets cold. Federal prosecutors have charged three people in Georgia who allegedly voted but aren’t citizens. It’s part of the Trump administration’s ongoing efforts to insert the federal government into the midterm elections.
A.M. ATL: Second act (opens the original)
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Morning, y’all! On my first day as your fill-in A.M. ATL host, I’d like to extend a special welcome to Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, the pandas who arrived via the “FedEx Panda Express” yesterday morning. I bet they were downright bamboo-zled to find themselves on a plane and now in Atlanta. When I’m not moonlighting as a newsletter writer, I’m an education reporter — so I was very interested in this story from Zachary Hansen about the future of a now-closed high school in Roswell. Districts across m
Cobb removes classic Toni Morrison novel from school media centers (opens the original)
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Cobb County School District administrators have pulled Toni Morrison’s acclaimed novel, “The Bluest Eye,” from its media centers, saying the decades-old book contains sexually explicit content that is not suitable for students. It’s the first book the school system has removed from its libraries in 2026, but the 37th title pulled since 2023. Superintendent Chris Ragsdale made the announcement during Thursday’s school board meeting. Cobb, which has a process to review books, said it reviewed the
Pushback against talking about Charlie Kirk troubles teachers a year after his death (opens the original)
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Michelle Mickens doesn’t really want to talk about herself. It’s been a year since conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed in Utah, and the veteran teacher posted on social media about it. She was pressured to resign, she said, then she filed a lawsuit accusing her employer, the Oglethorpe County School District, of violating her right to free speech. She won close to $300,000 in a settlement. “Just to talk about me is kind of awkward because I think on a national level we’re seei
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