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A man wearing a red shirt that reads "Moms Demand Action" reads off his phone to a crowd standing in a circle. In front of him, there is a table covered in various books that have been removed from Cobb schools, including the Handmaiden's Tale.
At a recent Cobb County School Board meeting, conservative parental rights group Moms for Liberty backed book removals while Moms Demand Action honored school shooting victims, highlighting a clash over educational standards and ongoing demands for increased school safety measures.
A large soccer team made up of teenage boys wearing black "Atlanta United" jerseys stands posed for a group photo on a soccer field.
Atlanta United, having achieved early success in Major League Soccer, is now reaping the rewards of its academy as young players rise the ranks of the international soccer stage, leading fans across the world to believe in the academy's promising future.
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.
A large white alpaca stands in the middle of a room with wooden walls. The doors are open, showing the building surrounded by bamboo. People are performing yoga around the alpaca, lying on mats on the ground, practicing child's pose.
The Atlanta Alpaca Treehouse offers a unique wellness experience by hosting yoga sessions every Sunday in a tranquil bamboo forest. Every animal on the Treehouse property is a rescue, and a portion of all proceeds goes toward supporting local animals.
A Google map of the state of Georgia, the top of Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama. There are 20 blue pins on the map, all representing incidents of violence in Georgia schools.
In the last five years, there have been 20 instances of school violence across the state of Georgia. Twelve of those occurred in high schools. View this interactive map to learn details about school violence in Georgia.
A white square background framed by a rad to blue gradient outline. The text reads, "Election 2024," "Georgia Decides," "Brought to you by Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Atlanta Civic Circle." The bottom of the image features red and blue abstract shapes.
The 2024 AJC Voter Guide offers comprehensive information to help Georgia voters make informed decisions in the upcoming election. It includes detailed profiles of candidates running for local, state and federal offices, covering their background, policy positions and key endorsements.
A Black woman with long black hair, a gray t-shirt, and a pink silk hair scarf stands next to a large yellow truck, filling up the truck tank with gasoline. She is looking off to the right and gesturing with her right hand, which is gloved.
Truck drivers, known as the backbone of America's economy, deal with various mental and physical health issues during their long hauls on the road, including isolation, depression and a lack of physical activity. The African American Women Trucking Association hosted a health summit on Aug. 29, 2024, to share physical and mental wellness resources to truckers from across Georgia.
A shirtless white man wearing blue shorts and sunglasses is standing behind a net, swinging a metal ball attached to a wire, known as a hammer.
Daniel Haugh, a champion hammer thrower from Kennesaw, Georgia, competed in his second Olympic Games this summer in Paris but did not advance past qualifications. Despite this setback, he remains hopeful and is training diligently to achieve new personal bests in future competitions.
Vice President Kamala Harris stands speaking at a podium. She is wearing a white top and blazer. A large crowd of people is gathered behind her, out of focus in the camera.
Presidential candidate Kamala Harris campaigned in Savannah, Ga. on Aug. 29, making her the first presidential candidate to do so in over 20 years. Hundreds of supporters in this battleground state attended the event to listen to Harris' speech.
A wide shot of the front of H&M. The letters are a neon red sign and the store has large glass windows.
Fast fashion companies like Shein, Zara and H&M are shifting towards more sustainable production processes in response to growing global environmental awareness. This change is driven by media coverage, scientific research, advocacy, government policies and increased consumer demand for eco-friendly alternatives.
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