“We always felt like we were a part of a system that was not designed for us.”
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Uncertain Terms
Jail stays are meant to be temporary. What happens when pregnant people get stuck there?
What the End of Roe Could Mean in Georgia
Severe restrictions on abortion access could increase maternal mortality rates, worsen the existing crisis of a lack of OB-GYNs in the state, increase economic strain on families, and more.
Too Many Georgia Women Die in Pregnancy-Related Deaths
In the state that ranks near the top for pregnancy-related deaths, will Medicaid expansion save women’s lives?
Restaurant Industry Families Turn to Survival Mode—And Each Other
“If there was just some certainty, it would change everything.”
On Memorial
Tourist guides often say Jackson Street Bridge offers the most iconic view of the city, but I think standing on Memorial Drive at Hill Street facing east is the most Atlanta view of Atlanta.
Who Stands to Lose the Most Under Georgia's Anti-Abortion Bill?
96 percent of Georgia counties have no abortion provider, and 58 percent of Georgia women of reproductive age live in those counties.
The Hunt for Atlanta's Black Coyote
“Every night when I went to sleep, I’d wonder, is this going to be the night?”
Alone in the Woods with a Five-Course Meal
There wasn’t another human in sight, and, in this setting, there didn’t need to be.
After the Flood
By mid-June, most of the greens at Bamboo Creek Farm had gone to seed.
Atlanta Belongs to the Roaches Now
Several weeks ago, I was peacefully lying in bed drifting off to sleep when I felt a conspicuous, featherweight tickling sensation along my bare calf.
Meet the Fantastic Beasts
“Being a trans woman who’s a lifter is not the most common thing in the world. It feels really good being here.”
Preaching to the Tired
“How can we resist these toxic systems that want us to be disconnected, that want us to work 80 hours a week, that want us to feel like we’re not worthy unless we’re producing something? This isn’t just about naps.”
The March to Pasadena
“We spend a majority of our lives here. We’re all at our best and worst together.”
The World's First Glow-in-the-Dark Ramen Pop-up Will Debut in Atlanta
If Nakamura.ke feels like it came from a dream, that’s because it did.
The Tippling Point
“It was like dusting off The Joy of Cooking for the first time in a hundred years to a group of people who really like to eat.”
Welcome to Ratlanta
Have you met your neighbors? Their names are Rattus norvegicus and Rattus rattus, and metro Atlanta is teeming with them.
Five Reasons to Love East Atlanta Village
The “village” part of this neighborhood’s moniker (aka EAV) isn’t just a cutesy realtor-invented label.