It should be an easy question: How many white and how many black residents have lived in Atlanta over the years, since before the Civil War? The answer is as simple as looking up the U.S. Census site.

By 2020, there were 3,177 White people and 1,411 Black people living in Kirkwood. Relying on data from the US Census, the study found Atlanta, along with Washington, DC, New York City ...

The identities of several perpetrators in connection with Saturday's anti-police riots in Atlanta have been revealed, and many are reportedly wealthy activists who came to Atlanta from other ...

ATLANTA — Black political and economic power have long defined this Southern metropolis, which created a generation of middle-class and wealthy professionals and entrepreneurs and is a magnet ...

Now that we’re 9/10th of the way through "Atlanta’s" third season, it’s clear we’re witnessing one of the greatest seasons in TV history.

The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has launched an investigation into an Atlanta public elementary school after allegations the principal was assigning Black students to ...

The city is no longer considered an affordable place for Black residents of Atlanta. ... showing that Atlanta has lost 22,149 Black residents while gaining nearly 22,965 white residents since 1980.

If you’re an aspiring background actor in Atlanta, this guide can help you get started. Customers. Actors + Performers 5 Steps ... Infinity War” and “Black Panther.” ...

Approximately 22,000 of Atlanta‘s Black residents have been forced out of the city due to aggressive gentrification. ... Its deep culture is shared by Black and white people alike.

To claim that Atlanta is “only for white people,” Glover continued, “it’s like we’re cutting ourselves down, which is kind of wack to me. I’ve seen on TikTok where people say Atlanta ...

Thousands of people attend the Sweet Auburn Heritage Festival on Historic Auburn Avenue in Atlanta in 2010. Tracking the city's black and white populations over the decades is a trickier task than ...