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The Legacy of Phillis Habersham Malone

Alisha Mitchell, Center for Collaborative Journalism
May 17, 2024

Georgia Juneteenth celebrations break out from Atlanta to Dublin to Valdosta

Aaleah McConnell, Georgia Recorder
June 19, 2023

Just Curious: How did Macon’s Cotton Avenue get its name?

Tyler Jones
October 19, 2021

‘It Was Sorely Needed’: Black Alternative Artists Building Creative Spaces

Amanda Andrews, Georgia Public Broadcasting
September 20, 2021

Remembering one of Macon’s first Black Scholars

Keith Holmes, Jr, Couric Fellow Intern
July 9, 2021

Christèle Parham on cultivating a healthy ecosystem for Black creatives

Ashley Pemberton
May 21, 2021

Curator Jeff Bruce on his path and work at the Tubman African American Museum

Arianna Long
May 21, 2021

Mercer researchers, SGA working to inclusively address university’s past

Ivia Rollins
May 5, 2021

Middle Georgia AKA members, college students celebrate Kamala Harris inauguration

Micah Johnston, The Telegraph
March 3, 2021

Three Black female authors to know for Black History Month

Ashley Pemberton
February 5, 2021

Educator Lucy Laney’s descendants work to keep her legacy alive in Macon

Sonya Green, Engagement Reporter
February 26, 2020

How generations of families and a historic building are preserving black history in Macon

Sonya Green, Engagement Reporter/Coordinator
June 5, 2019

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