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Noah Washington is an Atlanta-based journalist with roots stretching back to Richmond, Virginia. Born and raised in Richmond, he embarked on his journalism career with Black Press USA, where he ...

Morris Brown College celebrated the Class of 2026 with photos taken by Tabius H. McCoy.

Movement School, a network of free public charter schools, recently gained state approval to operate in Georgia. With schools already open in North Carolina and South Carolina, Movement School CEO ...

Atlanta’s housing crisis is rooted in policies that segregated, displaced, and disinvested in Black communities. This series by The Atlanta Voice examines how those choices still shape affordability ...

Within minutes of your feet clashing along the pavements of Auburn Avenue, the resonance of melanated excellence engulfs you. It's a place where the heritage of Black ancestry, both the good, the bad, ...

The email began with the word “Colleagues” and quickly transitioned into something other than collegial. “I am writing to notify the faculty and staff in Black Studies, Philosophy, and Technical ...

Jeffrey Gresham, wearing a purple t-shirt with the words “Jesus Christ” above a depiction of the white version of the Son of God, stood in the background and waited his turn to talk. He wasn’t one of ...

Sandwiched between a TJ Maxx and a DTLR outlet, the one and only Black-owned bookstore in Georgia's seventh largest county, Nubian Books, is buzzing with activity on a Friday afternoon. Author Rhonda ...

With the Atlanta Dream leading the New York Liberty by one point with six seconds left in overtime, Angel Reese had the perfect idea. Reese ran over to her teammate DeWanna Bonner, who was set to say ...

“I listen to you before all my games,” says a young boy as he runs up to the Atlanta-born rapper whose music has been streamed over 30 billion times globally. His young voice is filled with ebullience ...