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In the aftermath of Reconstruction, which mostly ended in 1877, African Americans in Atlanta were left to the mercies of the predominantly white state legislature and city council, and were politically disenfranchised during the Jim Crow era; whites had used a variety of tactics, including militias and legislation, to re-establish ...
It is the heartbeat of the Civil Rights Movement, the largest collection of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), a number of historic churches, popular Black-owned restaurants, trendy lounges and legendary art galleries. Discover ATL Unguided, where legacy meets evolution.
16. Sept. 2022 · Atlanta is the 'Black Mecca.' But It's Become Unrecognizable. - POLITICO. The Next Great Migration. How Atlanta Became a City I Barely Recognize. Atlanta’s growth over the past half...
Once the nation's 4th largest black-majority city, Atlanta fell below 50% non-Hispanic African American in the 2020 census. The non-Hispanic African-American population has the largest percentage decline in the city since the 2000 census. The strongest growth of African Americans in the Atlanta area is now in the surrounding suburbs.
10. Mai 2024 · This year’s 36-page report states that while there are some areas of progress, Black Atlanta residents face persistent barriers. The report also explores how the COVID-19 pandemic and racial unrest in 2020 revealed racial disparities in Atlanta.
30. Nov. 2020 · The Black residents fighting Atlanta to stay in their homes. After decades of discrimination, racial injustice and systemic neglect, four households are resisting the city’s efforts to remove...
26. Aug. 2021 · The new census data does show that African Americans are still the largest ethnic group in Atlanta, but they dropped below 50% in the 2020 Census. In 2019, the U.S. Census reported that 51% of...
