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Atlanta Tribune is a community-centered news outlet focused on African American life and issues in Atlanta and the broader metro region.
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KingDaniel Hernandez: The Model of Academic and Athletic Excellence (opens the original)
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By Santura Pegram If you enjoy meeting positive, inspirational people who are remarkably humble, KingDaniel Hernandez is someone worth knowing. A 17-year-old junior at The Walker School in Marietta, one of Georgia’s premier private college-preparatory schools, he pairs exceptional academic achievement with elite athletic promise. Along with maintaining a 4.0 grade point average, the point guard with the cool name is on the verge of national recognition as one of ESPN’s “top 100 high school baske
‘You’re the Worst’: Trump lashes out at Rachel Scott over question about $5K checks (opens the original)
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By Maya Boddie President Donald Trump became confrontational with ABC News correspondent Rachel Scott on Thursday (September 10) after she questioned his proposal to give Americans $5,000 if Republicans retain control of Congress in the November midterm elections. “Mr. President, on the checks: The U.S. is still $40 trillion in debt. If your economic policies are working, why do you need an in
Hammonds House Museum presents NU AFRICANS by Maurice Evans and Grace Kisa (opens the original)
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An exhibition by Maurice Evans and Grace Kisa opening on September 18, 2026 Hammonds House Museum is excited to present NU AFRICANS. The artworks consider the notion that Africans of the Diaspora through the circumstances of bondage and oppression have evolved into their own tribe complete with cultural practices and their own language. Maurice Evans calls them “NU AFRICANS.” Inspired by the legendary warriors and queens on the African continent, each woman was costumed by Grace Kisa and photogr
Youth Villages expert says suicide prevention starts with awareness and action (opens the original)
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By Christy Schuster, LPC, Clinical Services Assistant Director of Residential Services at Youth Villages Inner Harbour September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time to bring a critical issue to the forefront of our conversations. While suicide prevention is a year-round concern, dedicating a month to raise awareness helps us pause, reflect and take collective action to support those at risk. Why Suicide Prevention Month matters Suicide is not just a mental health issue – it’s a public health iss
Mayor Andre Dickens named among Governing’s 2026 Public Officials of the Year (opens the original)
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Governing has named Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens one of its 2026 Public Officials of the Year, recognizing his work to ensure Atlanta’s growth and prosperity reach residents and neighborhoods that have historically been left behind. The national recognition highlights the Dickens Administration’s progress on affordable housing, youth employment and public safety, as well as its practical use of technology to improve City services and expand opportunity. The recognition
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