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December 3, 2025 at 1:37 AM
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"We need to see all of it. The pain and the joy."

@aleciareports.bsky.social and I wrote about the many Black tourists who have felt drawn to the Blacksonian in recent days, as the administration threatens to sanitize history and continues its takeover of D.C. capitalbnews.org/trump-smiths...
Black Tourists Defend History as Trump Targets the Smithsonian
Visitors have felt drawn to the National Museum of African American History and Culture recently, angered by the president’s actions.
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August 22, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Bernice King questioned the value of releasing the King files now and condemned “any attempts to misuse these documents in ways intended to undermine our father’s legacy and the significant achievements of the [civil rights] movement.”
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Bernice King Condemns MLK File Release, Calls for Epstein Docs - Capital B News - Atlanta
She questioned the value of releasing the files now and condemned attempts to misuse them “in ways intended to undermine our father’s legacy.”
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July 22, 2025 at 8:11 PM
Atlanta has seen an increase in homelessness — primarily fueled by Black people living on the margins — for a third consecutive year. But city leaders and advocates alike are touting that the rate of increase has slowed considerably. atlanta.capitalbnews.org/black-homele...
Atlanta Sees 18% Rise in Homeless Families; Most Are Black - Capital B News - Atlanta
“It’s a signal that the house is still on fire and the scale of the crisis is bigger than what cities alone can handle,” one city lawmaker said.
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June 4, 2025 at 6:11 PM
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Since the May 14, 2022 attack, residents’ hopes for a second grocery store in Buffalo’s Blackest community remain unmet. Abandoned homes still line Jefferson Avenue, and grassroots groups continue to be a main resource for essential services, including health care.
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Years After Tragedy Gripped Buffalo, Its Black Community Waits for Change
Despite unmet promises, residents are turning tragedy into finding a purpose.
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May 12, 2025 at 3:22 PM
The Pryor St. tent city was home to as many as 80 unhoused people living in about 100 tents. The site’s scheduled clearing comes amid efforts to combat a gentrification-fueled rise in homelessness causing primarily Black tenants to end up on the streets. atlanta.capitalbnews.org/atlanta-home...
Tent City at Center of Atlanta Homeless Crisis to Be Closed - Capital B News - Atlanta
The shuttering of the encampment located downtown comes months after Cornelius Taylor’s death.
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May 3, 2025 at 12:02 PM
Target boycott Jamal Bryant, pastor of
New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Stonecrest, is unveiling the next phase of the economic justice movement on Easter Sunday. He discussed it with me during a recent phone interview. atlanta.capitalbnews.org/jamal-bryant...
Target Boycott Phase Two: Organizers to Expand Movement This Weekend
Pastor Jamal Bryant has been instrumental in leading an economic protest against the retailer, which rolled back its DEI initiatives earlier this year.
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April 16, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Nikema Williams’ resignation as chair of the Georgia Dems isn’t sitting well with some constituents in her district as the party backed by an overwhelming majority of Black voters seeks new direction heading into a pivotal midterm election cycle next year. atlanta.capitalbnews.org/nikema-willi...
Georgia Democratic Party Faces Crossroads After Nikema Williams’ Resignation - Capital B News - Atlanta
As Democrats seek new direction heading into a pivotal 2026 midterm election, Black Atlantans show support for the Georgia congresswoman.
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April 10, 2025 at 7:26 PM
Voting rights groups say thousands of Georgia college students are at higher risk of having their voter registrations canceled or challenged unduly due to their transient nature — and, possibly, their propensity to vote Democrat. atlanta.capitalbnews.org/voter-regist...
AUC Students Fear Being Disenfranchised By Massive Voter Registration Purge - Capital B News - Atlanta
Georgia’s planned removal of 455,000 names from voter rolls could have a major impact on Black campuses.
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April 7, 2025 at 3:10 PM
Three CDC employees told Capital B Atlanta that the agency's labor force reductions in Atlanta were concentrated in areas of health study that have an outsized impact on Black people, including HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, gun violence, and youth violence.
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Trump’s DOGE Layoffs at CDC Slash Programs for Black Communities
Terminated workers at the health agency’s Atlanta headquarters allege that many of DOGE’s cuts were targeted.
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April 3, 2025 at 6:45 PM