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Bookshelf: Lost Southern Voices conference celebrates Dorothy Allison, Tina McElroy Ansa
News on a conference on marginalized Southern authors, a new book on President Jimmy Carter, an upcoming writer’s conference and Neko Case.
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Education bills about safety, cellphones move closer to becoming Georgia law
Georgia lawmakers have about a month left to make some of these bills law.
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Author of banned young adult novel hosting book event at Ron Clark Academy
Atlanta-based Nic Stone, a Spelman graduate, tells UATL why controversial trilogy is important for young adults.
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Opinion: Eight intriguing new EVs to watch for in 2025 and beyond
As consumers rush to take advantage of electric vehicle tax credits, manufacturers plan dozens of new models for this year.
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Organizers go into anniversary of Bloody Sunday concerned about losing gains
This weekend will mark the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. Organizers in Selma and Montgomery have planned dozens of events, from workshops and panels to a multiday march.
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Meet the four new women on ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ ahead of season 16
The AJC talks to the four new women of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" for season 16 following a major cast shake-up.
RHONE: Measles in Atlanta has been contained, unlike RFK Jr.’s skepticism
Living through the COVID-19 pandemic might have pushed us to embrace vaccines, but instead, it brought a fresh wave of Americans into the vaccine-hesitancy fold.
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When will ‘the blow’ come? Georgia immigrants wait for mass deportations
So far, President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown has not matched his campaign rhetoric.