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For its 100th birthday, the Atlanta History Center makes an ambitious interpretation of the city’s role in the Civil War

Courtesy of the Atlanta History CenterAgainst today’s backdrop of polarized politics and federal efforts to clamp down on diversity in national parks and...

A new exhibition adds color to seminal work from iconic civil rights photographer Gordon Parks

Courtesy of and copyright The Gordon Parks FoundationAt the party, Gordon Parks Foundation executive director Peter W. Kunhardt, Jr., whose grandfather Philip B....

Tributes pour in for civil rights icon Jesse Jackson, Sr. – On Common Ground News

Atlanta and the nation are paying tributes to the Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr., the charismatic civil rights champion, two-time presidential candidate and founder...

Civil Rights Icon Jesse Jackson Passes Away at 84

Jesse Jackson, civil rights activist and icon, Baptist minister, presidential candidate, author, organizer, orator, husband, and father, passed away on Tuesday, February 17.  He...

Civil rights groups rally for SNAP funding

Civil rights groups, lawmakers, and community advocates gathered Wednesday, Feb. 4, at Rand Chapel of Central Presbyterian Church across from the Georgia Capitol...

Protesters rally for civil rights and justice in Atlanta

On July 17, tens of thousands of people nationwide participated in “Good Trouble Lives On” rallies to protest President Trump and his administration...

Review: Theatrical Outfit’s ‘Young John Lewis’ is a fun way to learn Civil Rights history

Michael Bahsil as the titular character in "Young John Lewis." (All photos by Casey Gardner Ford) When John Lewis first sings about “good...

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