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In the heart of Clayton County, Georgia, an unexpected spectacle unfolded that gripped the local community and sparked widespread debate. On August 7, a beauty supply store on Upper Riverdale Road, known for serving the beauty needs of countless residents, found itself at the center of a very public eviction.  The event not only drew […]

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Blessings in a Backpack, the only national organization solely dedicated to feeding kids on the weekend, has appointed Tiffany Brown of Atlanta, managing director of Alvarez & Marsal’s Corporate Performance Improvement division, as the board’s newest member. “I envision a world where no child ever goes to bed hungry,” said Brown. “This isn’t just a dream—it’s a commitment that […]

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By Howard Dean The drugmaker Teva Pharmaceuticals made history in June by launching the first-ever generic version of a GLP-1 diabetes drug. This revolutionary class of medications, which are also growing increasingly popular as treatments for obesity, has proven astoundingly effective in helping diabetes patients manage their condition. The launch is good for millions of […]

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Anthony Edwards returns to Atlanta as an Olympic gold medalist. Edwards teamed up with NBA legends LeBron James, Steph Curry, and his childhood idol Kevin Durant to win the Olympic gold medal in Paris for Team USA. Edwards, 23, previously competed in the USA 2023 FIBA World Cup team and was named to the All-Star […]

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Liz Courquet-Lesaulnier It’s no secret the Summer Olympics is blacker than the Winter Olympics. After all, it’s where a Black American first won an Olympic medal — hurdler George Coleman Poage in 1904. It’s where Jesse Owens, the GOAT of track and field, basically said, “How ya like me now?” and racked up four gold track […]

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In a powerful move to honor the life of Ahmaud Arbery and to promote unity and safety in the running community, the “Run with Maud” 5K will go virtual this August. This event offers an opportunity for participants from around the globe to celebrate Arbery’s life and legacy, ensuring that his story continues to inspire […]

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by Jaime Harrison Last week, Donald Trump once again showed the world what he truly is: racist, disrespectful, and unfit to lead. In a conversation with the National Association of Black Journalists, Trump claimed that Vice President Kamala Harris “could be” a “DEI hire” and “happened to turn Black.” Those despicable comments say a lot about […]

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Renowned entrepreneur, CEO, and philanthropist Pinky Cole Hayes has added another impressive title to her resume: REVOLT’s inaugural Creative Visionary in Residence.  Known for her groundbreaking ventures like Slutty Vegan, Bar Vegan, and American Sesh, Hayes is bringing her unique creative flair and business acumen to the leading Black-owned multimedia company. Her new appointment marks […]

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Demonstrators protest the shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., in August 2014. Joshua Lott/AFP/Getty Images by Seanna Leath, Washington University in St. Louis and Sheretta T. Butler-Barnes, Washington University in St. Louis A decade ago, Michael Brown Jr., an unarmed Black 18-year-old, was shot and killed by a White police officer in Ferguson, […]

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BLK, the leading dating and lifestyle app for the Black community, proudly announces its partnership with When We All Vote, a national, nonpartisan initiative founded by Michelle Obama. The two organizations are joining forces to launch the #ElectionSZN Initiative, a comprehensive campaign designed to mobilize Black community to participate in the upcoming election. When We […]

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Decide DeKalb the leading economic development organization in DeKalb County, proudly announces the inaugural DeKalb County Black Business Guide. The launch was held on Aug. 1 at the Granite House Lofts in Stone Mountain. “We’re thrilled to present the DeKalb Black Business Guide, a platform dedicated to amplifying Black creativity, excellence and entrepreneurship in our […]

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In a celebration of financial empowerment and wealth building, Melanin Money’s Annual Wealth Weekend recently concluded with the prestigious Melanin Money Award Show at the Hilton Atlanta Downtown.  Founded in 2021 by George Acheampong, Jaqueline Schadeck, and Carter Cofield, Melanin Money is a financial literacy and coaching subscription service with a mission to reduce wealth […]

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