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9 hours ago | atlantablackstar.com | Nyamekye Daniel

Cellphone video showing police officers firing multiple shots at a fleeing man outside an Atlanta restaurant has surfaced online, sparking outrage. The footage, first posted by the Instagram page Atlanta Uncensored, shows a Black man running across the street before getting into a car parked at Memezz Restaurant on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive SW. A video screenshot shows police officers shooting at the man after he flees.

3 weeks ago | readlion.com | Tom Joyce |Nyamekye Daniel |Michael Ryan

Two more states are taking action to prevent transgender athletes from competing in girls’ sports. The Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association (NIAA) announced Tuesday it will no longer allow athletes to compete on high school sports teams based on their so-called “gender identity.” Instead, the sporting body will require them to compete based on their anatomical sex listed on an unaltered, original birth certificate.

4 weeks ago | atlantablackstar.com | byBy Nyamekye Daniel |Nyamekye Daniel

Mixed Martial Arts fighter Sean Strickland records himself at Popeyes. (Photo: X/@SeeRacists)Mixed Martial Arts fighter Sean Strickland is stirring controversy online after posting a video of himself tasting Popeyes chicken. Strickland recorded himself standing in front of a cashier at a Popeyes restaurant before cutting to a clip of him eating in his car.

1 month ago | atlantablackstar.com | byBy Nyamekye Daniel |Nyamekye Daniel

An audio clip allegedly of Vice President JD Vance slamming Elon Musk is making waves online—but Vance’s team says it’s completely fake. The distorted recording lacks context, and Vance’s communications director shut it down, calling it “most certainly not the Vice President.”Republican vice presidential nominee, U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), speaks at a rally at a trucking company Team Hardinger, on August 28, 2024, in Erie, Pennsylvania.

1 month ago | atlantablackstar.com | byBy Nyamekye Daniel |Nyamekye Daniel

A full-scale hazmat response, courthouse evacuations, and four hospital visits later, officials have determined that the white powder causing all the commotion at the Fulton County Courthouse was starch or salt. The drama unfolded Friday afternoon when courthouse employees opened a package delivered to the District Attorney’s Office and discovered an unidentified white substance.