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Actress and Entrepreneur Kim Fields will be the Featured Keynote Speaker at the Atlanta Business League (ABL) 2023 Membership Campaign on Tuesday, September 12, 2023

Actress and Entrepreneur Kim Fields will be the featured keynote speaker at the Atlanta Business League (ABL) 2023 Membership...

Journey from GA to Ghana to Washington DC! Photo By Horace Henry

Re-tracing Our Roots to Ghana

Special to The Atlanta Inquirer by Willene White-Smith What a beautiful time they had on Sunday, August 20th, as the J.K....

Pastor Troy (Micah L. Troy), Hillary Johnson (AARP), Lee A Baker (AARP) on September 3, 2023. Baker and Johnson presented Pastor Troy with the AARP Icon Award. Photo by John B. Smith, Jr.

AARP and Atlanta Hip-Hop Day Honors Hometown Artists Pastor Troy and Li’l Jon

AARP co-sponsored the Atlanta Hip-Hop Day and Atlanta Hip-Hop Festival in Atlanta, Georgia. On September 3, 2023, AARP honored...

Anthony Clark - Book Broken, Bruised and Confused

Book: Broken, Bruised and Confused by Anthony Clark

What is the book about? Broken, Bruised, and Confused is a literary work that details Anthony Clark's journey from boyhood to...

Teresa Thomas-Smith, first Black mayoral candidate of Palmetto, Georgia, addresses a group of residents. Photo by Horace Henry.

Could This South Fulton Town Get Its First Black Mayor?

You can count them all on your fingers. East Point, College Park, Fairburn, Union City, The City of South Fulton, Palmetto, and...

Conference of National Black Churches (CNBC) Hosts March on Washington Health Fair

Shiloh Baptist Church Event Reflects Civil Rights Movement's Focus on Advancing Health Equity as Nation Recovers from COVID-19...

Diverse Representation Announces Inaugural Black Ownership In Sports Symposium

Diverse Representation, an organization dedicated to increasing the hiring and exposure of Black agents, attorneys, managers,...

James F. (Jim) Maddox, Atlanta’s Longest-serving City Council member, Dies at Age 88; Photo on right by John B. Smith, Jr.

Inquirer Friend, James F. (Jim) Maddox, Atlanta’s Longest-serving City Council member, Dies at Age 88

“Dean of the City Council” and “Community Caretaker” James F. (Jim) Maddox, a stern support of our senior citizens and our...

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