Atlanta Daily World

The Atlanta Daily World, established in 1928, holds the title of the oldest black newspaper in Atlanta, Georgia. Now under the ownership of Real Times Inc., it offers daily news online and releases a weekly print edition.

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The Carr Report: Your habits are keeping you broke-not your income

1 week ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Damon Carr

Let’s go ahead and get straight to it: I talk about this in another article I wrote titled, “You’re paying high prices for your vices!” Figured I’d revisit this with a slight twist to ensure in being heard. It ain’t your job, your boss, or the government keeping you broke. It’s YOU. More specifically—it’s your habits. I see people all the time talking about how they “don’t make enough money.” But when I watch how they spend, it’s clear: Money ain’t the problem. Priorities are.
Nayanna Ferguson Moves Spirits with Black-owned Tequila Brand

2 weeks ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

The tequila craze that’s been gripping the country for the past couple of decades shows no sign of tapering off anytime soon, and in fact, indicators point to an uptick in the consumption of distilled spirits derived from the blue agave plant.
Democrats Improve Performance Record After Sweeping Victories in South Carolina and Mississippi Local Elections

3 weeks ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

On Tuesday, June 3, Democrats in South Carolina and Mississippi clinched victories, improving Democrats’ special election winning and overperformance record to a whopping 24 elections in 2025 alone. In South Carolina, 24-year-old Keishan Scott overperformed the top of the 2024 ticket by 36 points, and in deep-red Mississippi, Democrats won mayoral elections across the state.
City of South Fulton Holds Municipal Court Amnesty Week Notification

3 weeks ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

The City of South Fulton Municipal Court will conduct Amnesty Week from Monday, June 2, through Friday, June 6, 2025, between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. daily. During this period, eligible individuals may resolve outstanding cases, reschedule missed court dates, and clear active bench warrants without incurring Failure to Appear (FTA) fees or additional penalties. To participate, individuals must contact the Municipal Court at 470-809-7400 during the designated hours.
Trump Adminstration Closes Job Corps Centers in Albany and Brunswick, Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Calls for Georgia to Invest in Job Training

3 weeks ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Calls for Georgia to Invest in Job Training, Following Trump Administration’s Decision to Close ATLANTA — Two Job Corps Centers in Albany and Brunswick will likely close their doors by June 30th, after President Donald Trump’s Department of Labor announced its plan Friday to close down Job Corps centers around the country. These Job Centers have existed since 1964, providing critical career training and employment opportunities for low-income youth in Georgia.
The Morehouse Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center at Morehouse College Fuels Growth for Local Atlanta Retailers

4 weeks ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

Six-month cohort equips 20 local small businesses for scaling profitability and retail growthThe Morehouse Innovation & Entrepreneurship Center (MIEC) at Morehouse College will host a completion ceremony for 20 retail business owners who participated in a six-month cohort at 6 p.m., Wednesday, June 4, 2025. The free public event will be held in the African American Hall of Fame at Morehouse College, 830 Westview Dr. SW, Atlanta, GA 30314.
This Week In Black History May 28-June 3, 2025

1 month ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

MAY 281936—Betty Shabazz, the widow of Black nationalist leader Malcolm X, was born on this day in Detroit, Mich. Shabazz was born Betty Jean Sanders and raised by foster parents. She attended Tuskegee Institute (now university) and became a registered nurse. In 1994, she created a national controversy when she linked Nation of Islam leader Min. Louis Farrakhan to the assassination of Malcolm X. However, she and Farrakhan reconciled in 1995 and she spoke at the historic Million Man March.
‘And Just Like That…’ gives middle-aged women something media rarely does - a portrayal of their sexual lives

1 month ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

Cynthia Nixon and Sarah Jessica Parker in ‘And Just Like That…’ Season 3. (Craig Blankenhorn/Max)by Marie-Agnes Parmentier, HEC Montréal; Catherine A. Coleman, Texas Christian University; Katherine C. Sredl, Loyola University Chicago, and Linda Tuncay Zayer, Loyola University ChicagoWarning: This article contains spoilers about ‘And Just Like That…‘Middle-aged women don’t have sex — or that’s what popular media might have us believe.
Lil Jon Receives Prestigious Beacon of Industry Award from BESLA

1 month ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

For the last two decades plus, the words “YEAHHH,” “OKAYY,” and “WHATTT” have been synonymous with multi-platinum, Grammy award winning artist Lil Jon. He has been one of the most prominent figures in music and pop culture alike, performing for hundreds of thousands of fans with Usher & Ludacris, Afrojack, Steve Aoki, Pitbull, TLC (on FOX’s American Idol), Becky G, Offset, LMFAO, Too $hort and E-40 just to name a few.
Breezy Is Free : Chris Brown Granted Bail By London Court

1 month ago | atlantadailyworld.com | Roz Edward

American Artist Chris Brown Performs In South AfricaSource: Gallo Images / GettyAccording to BBC, Chris Brown was let out on bail this week after being charged with seriously hurting someone in a London nightclub last year. By bawinternThe person he’s accused of attacking is music producer Abe Diaw. Brown had been in custody for a short time, but now he’s been released while the case moves forward. This all happened right before his big summer tour, and fans were worried it might be canceled.