Lisa Shannon reviews a new book that examines white and black secondary education in Georgia to illustrate how race impacted women's identity in the New South Read More
Coleman Allums reviews a new book that examines how monuments and place names are socially constructed and contested Read More
Jean-Paul Addie reviews a new book exploring how urban universities developed into cultural and economic centers that created complex and at times fraught relationships with their surrounding cities Read More
Jacob Anbinder reviews a book about the desegregation of American airports with an eye towards what it can teach us about the desegregation of Atlanta's own airport. Read More
Julia Brock reviews a new book that focuses on Marietta High School to reveal the historical underpinnings of the resegregation of public schools and our imperative to undo it Read More
Sameera Fazili reviews a new book that examines the economic and historical constraints faced by African American banks in addressing America's enduring racial wealth gap Read More
Danielle Wiggins reviews a book about the role that African Americans politicians in Atlanta, Washington, D.C., and elsewhere played in the intensification of the criminal justice system over the past half-century Read More
Frederick Allen reviews a new biography of former mayor Sam Massell Read More
Brennan Collins reviews an edited collection of noir short stories set around metro Atlanta. Read More
Richard Laub reviews a new book arguing that historic preservation tools are essential for promoting economic and urban revitalization and applies its lessons to Atlanta Read More
Emma French reviews a new edited collection about smart cities and infrastructure, with an eye towards the lessons it offers Atlanta Read More
Rebecca Serna reviews a book that gives national and international context for the booming local cycling scene. Read More
