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HBCUs In Jeopardy of Losing Funding for Black Cultural Studies

1 week ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

HBCUs are two hundred year old institutions that are one of the largest segments of this nation to create the Black middle class. Adams passionately expressed, “he’s [President Trump] jeopardizing the futures of countless students.”By April Ryan“This is only the beginning of a long fight,” according to Democratic North Carolina Congresswoman Alma Adams. She is addressing the Executive Order to pause federal loans and grants.
Google.org Announces $1M to the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta to Provide Metro Atlanta Nonprofits with AI Skills

2 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

The new funding advances Google’s mission to provide AI workforce development and training to over one million AmericansToday Google.org — the company’s philanthropy — announced $1 million in funding to Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta to provide AI training to local nonprofits through the company’s AI Opportunity Fund.
Dangerous Chemicals Detected in 100 Percent of Tested Braiding Hair

2 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

By Leigh-Ann JacksonWhether they want to streamline their beauty regimen, add some gorgeousness before vacation, or prepare their little ones for a few weeks at sleepaway camp, many Black people will pick braided hairstyles as their go-to. Braids can deliver a look that’s chic, versatile, and no-fuss. Well, there’s some fuss, if you factor in the hours-long installation process.
Georgia NAACP Statement on Rockdale County Schools “White Only” Water Fountain Incident

2 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

The Georgia NAACP and The Rockdale County NAACP are appalled and heartbroken by the deeply disturbing incident at a Rockdale County school, where a water fountain was defaced with a sign reading “White Only.” This isn’t just an act of ignorance—it’s a chilling echo of our nation’s darkest chapters. It is a stark reminder that the legacy of segregation is not history for many—it is still a lived reality.
Rep. Carl Gilliard Urges Descendants of the Original 33 to Contact His Office

3 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

State Representative Carl Gilliard (D-Savannah) urges descendants of the Original 33 to contact his office. “Since the introduction and passage of HB 303, the Original 33 Memorial Act, we have heard from more relatives of the Original 33, and we want to ensure that we are able to reach out to every family member who would like to be involved in the process of memorializing these great men,” said Rep. Gilliard.
Tariff Trouble and What It Means for Your Pockets

4 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

by Damon Carr Let’s keep it a buck—tariffs ain’t just boring political talk for CNN and policy nerds. Nah, tariffs hit the streets, your shopping cart, and your stock portfolio like a freight train. Case in point: recent tariffs slapped on Vietnamese imports by former President Trump caused chaos in the markets, shook Nike to its core, and took a big bite out of Big Tech. If you didn’t feel it yet, hold tight—it’s trickling down fast. What is a Tariff?
South Fulton Mayor's Race Heats Up, Bill Edwards Announces - Atlanta Tribune

4 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

After serving the public for over three decades, William “Bill” Edwards will officially announce his bid for Mayor of the City of South Fulton, GA, on Thursday, April 17th at The Enon Ranch. The City’s first Mayor will also launch details of his upcoming listening tour which provides citizens an opportunity to share their thoughts, concerns, and ideas about how best to move the County’s second largest city forward.
Trump Loves Poorly Educated People

1 month ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

By Dr. Julianne Malveaux After he won the Nevada Republican caucuses in 2016, the current President crowed his victory. “We won with young. We won with old. We won with highly educated. We won with poorly educated. I love the poorly educated.” Congressman Bobby Scott (D-VA) reflected on this comment as he asked Republicans to join Democrats in preserving the Department of Education.
Morehouse School of Medicine and CARER Group Partner to Champion Diversity in Clinical Trials

1 month ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

Partnership includes training program for medical students, focused on how to analyze clinical trial diversity dataMorehouse School of Medicine (MSM) and the Catalyzing Access to Research and Equity in Representation Group (CARER Group) announce a partnership to address health inequities and advance diversity in clinical trials.
Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Announces Run for Governor of Georgia

1 month ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has announced her intention to run for governor of Georgia during an appearance at this year’s Leading Women Defined Summit. Bottoms, Atlanta’s 60th mayor is a graduate of Douglas High School, FAMU, and Georgia State University, served as a senior advisor to President Joe Biden and resigned the position, beating Donald Trump to the punch, who would go on to falsely claim that he fired her when he took office.