Weelaunee, and What a Creek Reveals: A Personal Narrative of the Early Stop Cop City Movement Dez Miller April 22, 2025
The Atlanta Way: Repression, Mediation, and Division of Black Resistance from 1906 to the 2020 George Floyd Uprising Kayla Edgett and Sarah Abdelaziz October 4, 2021
Analyzing the relationship between major public investments and neighborhood change in Atlanta Josh Humphries and Kendra Taylor August 11, 2021
Black Women at the Fore: Perry Homes and the Transformation of Tenant Activism in 1960s Atlanta Akira Drake Rodriguez May 26, 2021
Bronze Hammer: Race and the Politics of Commemorating Henry Louis Aaron Clif Stratton February 2, 2021
Terror in the City Too Busy to Hate: How the English Avenue School Bombing Challenged Atlanta’s Popular Myth of Racial Progress Max Blau and Todd Michney December 12, 2020
Lockheed-Georgia and the Struggle for Racial Integration in the Workplace Randall L. Patton November 5, 2019
Electrifying Race Relations: Atlanta’s Streetcars and the 1906 Race Riots Casey P. Cater May 14, 2019
A Complex Geography of Black Belonging: Exploring the Black Diasporic Geographies of Metro Atlanta Kali-Ahset Amen February 28, 2019
“Creating a City Within a City”: John Portman’s Peachtree Center and Private Urban Renewal in Atlanta Irene Holliman Way January 15, 2019
From Exclusion to Expulsion: Demolition, Displacement, and Race in Atlanta’s Northern Suburbs Scott Markley October 30, 2018
Parks are for the People: The Piedmont Park Riot and the Politics of Late 1960s Atlanta Christopher A. Huff August 21, 2018
Music and Art in the Black Mecca: Atlanta’s Black Cultural Politics from Maynard to Keisha Maurice J. Hobson, Joycelyn Wilson, and R. Candy Tate July 10, 2018
Learning our Lessons: Civics Education, Urban Planning, and Race in Postwar Atlanta Katie Marages Schank May 31, 2018
The Tie That Binds: White Church Response to Neighborhood Racial Change in Atlanta, 1960–1985 Preston Hogue March 6, 2018
Power and Place-Naming: The Struggle for a New Urban Order in Midtown, 1870–1970 Jessica L. Keys January 25, 2018
“the Nashville of its day”: Recalling the Origins of Recorded Country Music in 1920s Atlanta Steve Goodson August 9, 2017
A Purposely Built Community: Public Housing Redevelopment and Resident Replacement at East Lake Meadows Adam Goldstein March 14, 2017
The Making and Unmaking of Modern Atlanta: Is the “Black Mecca” Eroding? Andrea Young and Maurice J. Hobson February 16, 2017
Excluded from “Everybody’s Neighborhood”? Constructing Sandy Springs’ New City Center Elisa Lanari February 9, 2017
Art and Activism in 1970s Atlanta Julia Brock, Teresa Bramlette Reeves, and Kirstie Tepper October 4, 2016
Financial Innovation, Single Family Rentals, and the Uneven Housing Market Recovery in Atlanta Elora Raymond and Jesse Zaro Moore March 21, 2016
