A look at Atlanta Police Department’s first all-African American recruit class in 1961
During Black History Month, WSB takes a look at the Atlanta Police Department’s first all-African American recruit class. The ...
Atlanta Journal-Constitution1d
Crowns of glory: New exhibit spotlights hats worn by King family women
The collection of hats once owned by those four women are now on display at the Atlanta History Center as the “Hats of the King Family Women” exhibit, part of the larger “She Shall Not Be Moved” ...
Mommy Poppins on MSN1d
Ultimate Georgia Bucket List: 50 Things to Do in GA
From a lively metropolis to the quaint coastal life, Georgia is a must-visit state! Whether you want the hustle and bustle of ...
The Current1d
Liberty County plans to honor civil rights pioneer Ralph Waldo Quarterman with statue
Ralph Waldo Quarterman, a civil rights pioneer and Liberty County businessman, is being honored with a statue at the county ...
The Manhattan Mercury3d
Civil Rights OPINION Instead of ignoring its rich civil rights history, Kansas really should be marketing it
I took a tour group to Alabama in 2015 to trace the American Civil Rights Trail, running in a triangle from Birmingham to Montgomery to Selma and back to Birmingham.
Kansas Reflector4d
Instead of ignoring its rich civil rights history, Kansas really should be marketing it
Kansas seldom promotes itself as a destination for Black history enthusiasts, and we’re leaving lots of potential tourist ...