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Inquirer Forever Supports Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Multiculturalism

The Inquirer is hearing that these companies are some of the businesses that are committed to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI). To add to this list or to make corrections to this list, please kindly e-mail News@ATLINQ.com from a company email address, signed by an authorizing representative. Thank you. AirBnB American Airlines Apple Ben & Jerry’s Cisco Costco Delta Disney Dollar Tree e.l.f. Beauty / e.l.f. Cosmetics (eyes.lips.face) Giant Grocery Goldman Sachs GoTo Foods (which includes Moe’s Southwest Grill, McAlister’s Deli, Auntie Anne’s, Jamba, Cinnabon, Carvel and Schlotzsky’s) JP Morgan…

Sacred Space exhibition opens at Hammonds House Museum on January 24, 2025

Hammonds House Museum will kick off 2025 with the inspiring exhibition Sacred Space: Brandywine Workshop & Archive featuring the artwork of talented printmakers. In the realm of printmaking, there exists a sacred alchemy where art, technique, and collaboration converge to create something truly magical. This exhibition invites guests to experience that magic, and it will be on view from January 24 through June 22, 2025.  There will be an opening night reception on Friday, January 24 from 6:00-8:30 pm with the first opportunity to see the artwork. To RSVP, click…

President Jimmy Carter – Great and Immortal, By Reverend Dr. Otis Moss, Jr.

President Carter reached the greatest qualities during his journey of life: Greatness and Immortality. President Carter’s life was not a “Crystal Stair.” He had to rise above the narrow boundaries of Sumpter County in Georgia. He lived in Plains, Georgia. He and Mrs. Rosalynn Carter lived four (4) history-bearing years at 1600 Pennsylvania, Avenue – The White House. He was our 39th U.S. President. His residence in the heart of children and adults was and remains global. There was a United Nations in his mind, soul and global reach. President…

Emmy Winner Dario Harris to Release Doc on Wealthy Black Georgia Landowners During Jim Crow

Emmy Award-winning producer and military veteran Dario Harris is preparing to release his first feature documentary, Legacy of Land, a powerful story of thriving Black landowners in Boston, GA, who defied the odds and united an entire community across racial lines during the height of prohibition. Involved in the production is a talented team that includes writer/producer John Petrizzi, who is making his feature film debut, award-winning Director of Photography, Jay Jackson (“Ahmad”, “Speak Up Brotha!”, “UGDK”), Sound Engineer Delbert Grush (“How to Drag A Body”, “Psycho Ape”, “Ever After”),…

We Salute President Biden Now – Part 2

By Reverend Dr. Otis Moss, Jr. Writers and historians will tell future generations of the greatness of President Biden. They will lift up how he advanced the march of justice and democracy against great odds…They will analyze the meaning of Vice-President Harris in American history…They will not, hopefully, be blinded by prejudice, fear and half-truths. Hopefully, writers, news organizations like the Washington Post and the L. A. Times will have regained their freedom and purpose (in my opinion) and courage. Then the nation and youth can breathe once more the…

Kourage Beatz NSI: Redefining Music Production and Songwriting in the Modern Era

Kourage Beatz NSI, born Clement Tochi Bright on June 18, 2005, in Aba, Abia State, Nigeria, is a Nigerian record producer, songwriter, and entrepreneur. A versatile artist in the contemporary music scene, Kourage has earned recognition for his expertise in blending Afrobeats, Hip Hop, Pop, and R&B, making him a pivotal figure in both local and international music industries. Early Life and Musical Foundation Growing up in Aba, Kourage Beatz NSI was exposed to the rich musical heritage of southeastern Nigeria, which played a significant role in shaping his artistry.…

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