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Kava is the national drink of Fiji and has deep cultural ties to the South Pacific Island region. The drink is popular among the sober curious movement in America for its relaxing effect, without the drawbacks of alcohol. Kava Mama, a bar in Atlanta, serves this beverage to support the sober community.
A white woman with long wavy dark brown hair stands in front of pink balloons and a photo of a model in pink athletic wear. She is smiling at the camera and wearing a black tee shirt that reads "girlstrong." She is wearing an oversized black blazer and pulling the blazer aside so the text is visible.
After years in the fashion industry, Lisa Crossley was determined to create an apparel line that empowers girls and gives back to her community. She founded her fitness fashion brand GIRLSTRONG Inc. to accomplish that mission.
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After learning that stray animals would be euthanized if she took them to a shelter, Samantha Shelton knew she had to help and sprung into action. She founded the nonprofit Furkids and has since saved the lives of tens of thousands of furry friends.
A Black woman with curly hair in an updo smiles at the camera wearing glasses and a grey sweater with a collared shirt underneath. She is sitting at a desk in a library with shelves of books behind her. Her left arm is propped up on a stack of children's books and rests on her face, while her right arm lays on the table.
Leah Hernandez wanted to help share stories written by diverse young authors. She created Young Authors Publishing to provide a voice to those who are often silent.
A portrait of a Black woman wearing a black blazer, a blue and green necklace with matching earrings, and straight dark brown hair with highlights cut to her shoulders.
While Carol A. Crumby has scaled back her active roles in her community due to post-polio symptoms, her commitment to restoring the overall quality of life for different communities throughout metro Atlanta is stronger than ever.
An image of three people, shot from the shoulders up, facing the camera and smiling. On the left, an Black adult male with a goatee and braces wears a blue polo and a name tag that reads "Chris A. Woods." In the middle, a young Black girl wearing a pink shirt is held up by Chris. On the right, a Black woman with short hair wears a blue polo.
When many schools cut back on arts funding, Smyrna couple Chris and Ty Woods took a creative approach, opening up their two-bedroom apartment to provide a safe space for students to learn about acting, singing and music production each Friday night.
Two older people stand to the sides of a yellow wooden food pantry. To the left of the pantry is a white woman with gray hair in a braid, a blue shirt, and a visor. To the right of the pantry is a taller white man with a baseball hat, long gray hair and a gray beard, and a blue button up shirt.
Canton Pantry Angels is a charity that runs four free food pantries around Cherokee County, Ga. to help families in need. Cherokee's food-insecure population often goes unnoticed, but this charity seeks to address that issue.
A blonde white woman wearing a white t-shirt and sunglasses kneels on the ground. Her right arm is wrapped around her daughter, a young girl with long hair and a pink dress, and her left hand is holding three balloons, red, white, and blue stars. Both people are wearing Georgia "I Voted" stickers.
This Election Day, voters from across Fulton County, Georgia's most populated county, showed out to vote in-person at their polling places. Attitudes varied from person to person, but many voters expressed their excitement to exercise their right to vote.
Four men stand on a pickleball court, two standing on each side of the low net. The men in focus are facing away from the camera, holding rackets and wearing dark workout clothing. The sunset is purple and pink in the distance.
Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in America according to experts, and Kennesaw, Ga. is not an exception. Kennesaw State University's Pickleball Club started last year and is already ranked fourth in the nation.
A man with a pink shirt and a green penny jersey stands with bent knees in front of a Black nonbinary person holding a basketball. A crowd of people watches the game about to start.
The Trans Liberation Basketball League is an Atlanta-based group that provides a safe space for transgender athletes in the city. With how strictly politicized the topic of transgender athletes has become, the players say this league is an important part of their community.
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