Atlanta is ever-changing. Since the 1990s, the city’s population has been exploding, changing its ethnic diversity and highlighting cultural diversity. With more people, also comes
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Atlanta has been home to numerous influential artists for decades, with Complex Magazine naming it the best rap city in the United States and abroad.
Walking into school as a little girl, my hands were covered in a brown stain that displayed a beautiful design. I was excited to tell
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They’re not just stories on the sidewalk. They’re people. Kemora’s voice reminds us that the homeless deserve respect, not just help. Because dignity comes first.
The U.S. National Guard was stationed in and around downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, June 8th, after protests about recent immigration raids. Two days prior,
Artificial intelligence is found in art, politics and many other aspects of our daily lives. While it can be very helpful, offering convenience and efficiency,
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Are Happy Meal toys just fun collectibles, or are they a subtle way to influence kids? In this video, VOX Investigates Fact-Checker, Erian Stokley, explores
Students from several Atlanta Public Schools involved in SKYE (Skills, Knowledge, and Youth Empowerment) programming expressed a desire to showcase their self-expression through art in
