It’s UATL hosts discuss their personal resolutions and top Black culture moments of 2025. 

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The AJC will be ending its print newspaper and become solely a digital publication. How does this change the job of a reporter? What does this mean for media literacy in today’s age? Content creator Kelsey Russell has some answers. 

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With a new fitness trend popping up every second and beauty standards evolving just as quickly, do we try to keep up or accept where we’re at? 

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How can women learn to center themselves more in romantic relationships in the bedroom and beyond? Mandii B, co-host of the hit podcast “Decisions Decisions,” talks all things sex, romance, and empowerment.  

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As the one Black dancer on “Dance Moms,” Nia Sioux knows all about microaggressions on a national level. In her new memoir, “Bottom of the Pyramid: A Memoir of Persevering, Dancing for Myself, and Starring in My Own Life,” Nia spills all the tea on the behind-the-scenes drama on the immensely successful reality TV show.   

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A’Lelia Walker, an heiress to one of the first Black millionaires, was known for being a prolific partier during the Harlem Renaissance, but there was much more than partying going on behind the very public scene that was A’Lelia’s life. 

As the only surviving daughter of Madame C.J. Walker, there was a lot of pressure on young A’Lelia to keep the family business of hair care products alive. A lesser told story about A’Lelia is what happened when she tried to continue the legacy her mother started. As A’Lelia tried to follow in her mother's footsteps, she ended up deciding to make her own path instead.  

A’Lelia’s great-granddaughter and namesake, A’Lelia Bundles, writes all about it in her book Joy Goddess A'Lelia Walker and the Harlem Renaissance. 

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This past season of Love Is Blind could be the most unhinged season yet. What might that tell us about the state of our own relationships? Licensed marriage counselor and YouTube influencer Stephanie Yates-Anyabwile explains how reality TV shows that center romantic relationships can actually teach us something when it comes to love and connection.  

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Almost everyone has had a bad date or toxic relationship. But, has it ever been bad enough that you’ve wanted to warn others about the person? Well, there are multiple apps for that now, specifically for women. There are also counter apps for men.     

The hosts discuss how these apps work, why they exist, and the controversies around them. 

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Over a decade ago, the Atlanta Hawks were at a crossroads. The organization was reeling from a scandal after a racially charged internal email from one of its owners was shared with the NBA league office. That was followed by the discovery of racially insensitive remarks from their former general manager. Since then, the organization has made a point to celebrate Black culture in Atlanta. 

Leading the Hawks' charge is chief marketing officer Melissa Proctor. Proctor explains what the organization has done to rebuild trust, grow its fan base, get love from a past Pope, and strengthen ties to the community. 

 To learn more about Homecoming events near Atlanta: https://www.uatl.com/entertainment/2025/10/heres-your-guide-to-the-aucs-best-2025-homecoming-events/ 

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Atlanta is seen as a queer Black mecca, a safe haven in the middle of the south. That doesn’t mean it’s perfect. 

Angela Denise Davis and her partner Mary Anne Adams noticed that as aging black lesbians, there weren’t spaces in the city and beyond specifically for them.  

So, they created ZAMI NOBLA, the National Organization of Black Lesbians on Aging.  

The organization is dedicated to community building through music, spiritual connection, storytelling, and more to ensure no one feels forgotten.  

 To read more about ZAMI NOBLA and Atlanta pride, you can read DeAsia’s piece here: https://www.uatl.com/news/2025/10/the-black-queer-mecca-atlanta-residents-and-organizers-chime-in/ 

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