Rachel Garbus
Deputy Editor at Atlanta Magazine
Editor-in-Chief at WUSSY MAG
writer | editor | oral history enthusiast. she/hers. Deputy Editor @atlantamagazine | Editor-in-Chief @wussymag | co-founder @atlLGBTQHisProj ✨
Articles
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atlantamagazine.com | Rachel Garbus
March is Women’s History Month, a time when many organizations showcase the diverse contributions women have made to the long march of human progress. What to do, then, if your target audience can’t read, write, or sit still for more than 30 seconds? Such challenges are no impediment for the creative minds behind the Children’s Museum of Atlanta, who specialize in the art of play-based learning for children ages zero to eight.
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atlantamagazine.com | Rachel Garbus
If you’ve ever looked at a flickering neon sign and thought, I bet I could make one of those, be advised: You almost certainly could not. At once a science and an art, neon demands an artisan’s understanding of glass and a chemist’s mastery of the noble gases. The process is rarely executed by a single person but rather completed in steps by a series of trained experts.
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1 month ago |
atlantamagazine.com | Rachel Garbus
On January 18, 2023, gunshots rang out in the South River Forest. When the smoke cleared, a Georgia State Patrol trooper had been shot in the side, and Manuel “Tortuguita” Téran was dead, shot 14 times by law enforcement. Tort, as they were called by friends, had been living in a tent in the South River Forest for months with a committed group of self-styled Forest Defenders. They were protesting the construction of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center, known by critics as Cop City.
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2 months ago |
atlantamagazine.com | Rachel Garbus
For Atlantans experiencing homelessness, living on the street has its share of dangers. But it’s on the coldest nights that the city’s unsheltered population becomes acutely vulnerable. A 2024 investigation by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution found that over the previous three years, at least 32 people who were confirmed homeless died from cold exposure in metro Atlanta.
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2 months ago |
atlantamagazine.com | Rachel Garbus
If Friday or Saturday night finds you near a radio, do yourself a favor and turn the dial to 90.1. There you’ll hear the voice of H. Johnson, warm and gravelly, as he queues up tracks and opines on the meaning of music during his two long-running shows on WABE, Blues Classics (Fridays, 10 p.m. to 2 a.m.) and Jazz Classics (Saturdays, 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.).
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