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Moore's Ford Bridge: Remembering America's Last Mass Lynching

The 1946 killings at the Moore's Ford Bridge in Georgia remain unsolved, but the site serves as a powerful reminder of racial violence and the need for justice.

Atlanta Leaders Remember Jesse Jackson's Lasting Impact

Mayors reflect on civil rights icon's influence on city's politics and values

Civil rights activist Helen Zia to visit Emory University for panel discussion

The event aims to address anti-Asian hate and gender-based violence affecting AAPI communities.

Christian leaders denounce Trump actions, warn of 'crisis of faith'

Hundreds of Christian leaders and scholars nationwide are urging more active resistance among the faithful to 'the injustices and anti-democratic danger sweeping across the nation.'

Congressman Hank Johnson to Honor Georgia's Fourth District Students at 'Future of the Fourth'

Event to celebrate outstanding young leaders in technology, service, and leadership

Remembering Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson and Ahmaud Arbery

Sybil Wilkes breaks down the latest news on the passing of a civil rights icon, travel disruptions, and the anniversary of a tragic killing

Georgia Lawmakers Vow to Protect Rev. Jesse Jackson's Legacy After His Death

Lawmakers pause for moment of silence honoring civil rights icon who transformed Georgia politics

Jesse Jackson's Death Arrives at Crucial Moment for Black Political Power

The civil rights leader's passing comes as the Supreme Court weighs the future of the Voting Rights Act.

Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson's Legacy Remembered in Albany, Georgia

Historian Frank Wilson recounts Rev. Jackson's activism in the "Good Life City" during the 1970s voter registration drive.

Black History Month Marks 50 Years of Commemorating America's Racial Past

Historian Jim Wallis reflects on the evolution of Black History Month and the ongoing struggle against racism in the U.S.

Rainbow Grocery reaches 50-year retail anniversary

Rainbow Grocery Cooperative is hosting an anniversary party this Sunday.

90% of Jews Feel Less Safe After Major Antisemitic Incidents

New survey reveals Jewish Americans changing behavior due to fear of antisemitism

Kamala Harris Visits Macon Restaurant, Connects with Sober Bartender

Former VP shouts out local restaurant staff during book tour stop in Georgia

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