The Trump administration’s framing of Black history as “D.E.I.” — and “D.E.I.” as harming white Americans — recasts its attack on Black history as protecting white Americans.

The mural went up in 2011, and readers of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution were soon perplexed. At least two wrote to Andy Johnston, who had a column called Q&A on the News. One reader wrote this: ...

CBROOKS gallery, a new contemporary art space in Southeast Atlanta, opened with its inaugural show kNOw Regrets, featuring 23 Black artists exploring themes of healing, resilience, and creative ...

Clark Atlanta University Hosts Black Women and Public Policy Symposium To Send Off Women’s History Month The symposium, which ends Wednesday, features several sessions ranging from Black women ...

In Atlanta, ‘Innervisions’ Conjures Black Abstraction as Ab-Ex’s Twin This exhibition at the Clark Atlanta University Art Museum reframes the history of American abstraction by presenting ...