Christopher Daniel
Black Culture Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Black Culture Reporter @ajc, @JCSUniversity/@UGAGrady alumnus, Ethnomusicologist, Culture Critic, Organic Intellectual/Lover of Wisdom & Humanity. #CAROLANTAN
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1 week ago |
uatl.com | Christopher Daniel
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3 weeks ago |
ajc.com | Christopher Daniel
Bishop T.D. Jakes told Morris Brown College‘s graduating class of 58 students at St. Philip AME Church on Saturday, “Don’t stop fighting.” Bishop T.D. Jakes delivered a message Morris Brown College‘s graduating class Saturday that was befitting its 58 students and the school itself: “Don’t stop fighting.” Jakes, who founded the Dallas-based nondenominational megachurch, The Potter’s House, gave the commencement address for the historically Black college in the Atlanta University Center and...
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1 month ago |
stltoday.com | Christopher Daniel
Since 2010, radio personality Lenard “Charlamagne tha God” McKelvey has entertained audiences, interviewed celebrities and gone viral by making eyebrow-raising statements as a co-host on the morning show and podcast, “The Breakfast Club.”Now, the South Carolina-born shock jock says he wants to turn his unapologetic persona into media enterprises to help other Black creatives amplify their voices.
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1 month ago |
ajc.com | Christopher Daniel
Prince Graham and Omar Thomas, Atlanta-based clothing designers and event producers with Jamaican heritage, want to share pride in and create more visibility for the Caribbean community. “We’re a culture that’s resilient, colorful and impactful. We’re a set of people who figure things out, create, make noise and change the world,” Thomas told UATL.
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1 month ago |
ajc.com | Christopher Daniel
Several Black Atlanta change agents are creating programs and solutions to engage Black communities around environmental issues. Nonprofit organizers and scientists are focusing on addressing clean air, water, climate change and renewable energy. Storytellers are using literacy and greenspaces to create fun and fresh narratives about nature that connect with younger audiences.
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