On Second Thought

The most famous names from the fight for African-American Civil Rights belong to men: Martin, Malcolm, Jesse, John. But of course women were there all...

Happy early Father's Day to all the dads out there. If you haven't decided what to get your father, consider a trip down memory lane. Bee Nguyen of...

The history of Juneteenth goes like this: President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863. But two years later, on June 19, 1865,...

The Breakroom gang joins host Celeste Headlee to weigh in on the week's news. The panel includes Sam Burnham (Curator of the blog “All the Biscuits in...

We revisit our conversation with McBrayer from back in April when he was in town for the Atlanta Film Festival. McBrayer is a member of Chicago-based...

Women who worked behind the scenes and on the frontlines of the Civil Rights Movement are often left out of history books, overshadowed by the men. But...

The recent controversy surrounding the federal directive for transgender bathroom access in schools has created a divisive dialogue across the country....

Last month, the founder of the Atlanta Latin Academy Charter School was arrested after he was outed for embezzling school funds. Christopher Clemons...

More local education scandals came to light last week, this time at the collegiate level. Kennesaw State University president Daniel Papp resigned...

A new exhibit at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art celebrates footwear. “Out Of The Box: The Rise of Sneaker Culture” is a collection of unique and artful...