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Atlanta-area students—and adult allies—are trying to fill education gaps that make some Asian Americans feel like “forever foreigners”
While some teens are hoping to see more of their own experience reflected in classrooms, others are fighting against a more diverse public school curriculum.
Latin music is having a moment in Atlanta—and DJ B. Bruja is riding the wave
An Emory art grad who decided to stick around, Anna-Frida Herrera is one of a new generation of Latin DJs finding bigger, more diverse audiences for their eclectic sounds.
“You’re not supposed to shy away from that”: At a weekend vigil, people remember immigrants whose lives were cut short
The service doubled as a fundraiser for the family of Jesus Manuel Arenas-Silva, who died in ICE custody in Georgia in July.
Update: Culturally specific food pantries and other food resources
SNAP terminations continue to have ripple effects on immigrant and refugee communities.
Leaked reports show surge in use of force in Georgia immigration detention centers
Use of force surged 63% at two Georgia immigration detention centers