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Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr.

Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr.

Published on December 28, 2018
Mali Music as Jesus in a scene from the new film “Revival!”

Mali Music as Jesus in a scene from the new film “Revival!”

Published on December 28, 2018
Deacon Charles Williams

Deacon Charles Williams

Published on December 28, 2018
William Lomax

William Lomax

Published on December 28, 2018
Jeffrey A. Goode

Jeffrey A. Goode

Published on December 28, 2018
Herbert H. Southall Jr.

Herbert H. Southall Jr.

Published on December 28, 2018
Chief Melvin Carter

Chief Melvin Carter

Published on December 28, 2018
Nathan Beyah

Nathan Beyah

Published on December 28, 2018
Young members of Community Movement Builders in Atlanta stage a protest against gentrification in a section of the city that threatens to displace black working class and poor people.

Young members of Community Movement Builders in Atlanta stage a protest against gentrification in a section of the city that threatens to displace black working …

Published on December 28, 2018
Dr. Ron Daniels

Dr. Ron Daniels

Published on December 28, 2018
Parker Agelasto

Parker Agelasto

Published on December 28, 2018
Ellen Robertson

Ellen Robertson

Published on December 28, 2018
Frank Thornton

Frank Thornton

Published on December 28, 2018
Mayor Levar Stoney

Mayor Levar Stoney

Published on December 28, 2018

Published on December 28, 2018
Justice Ginsburg

Justice Ginsburg

Published on December 28, 2018
A sign was posted at the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site in Jackson Ward informing visitors that the site is closed with the partial shutdown of federal government operations. The National Park Service, which is part of the U.S. Department of the Interior, is impacted by the shutdown brought on by President Trump’s insistence for $5 billion to build a border wall between the United States and Mexico. Congress has refused, offering $1.5 billion instead for border security. Roughly 800,000 federal employees are impacted by the shutdown, which was in its fifth day on Wednesday. Of those, 420,000 employees considered “essential,” including air traffic controllers, FBI agents and others, must continue to work without pay.

A sign was posted at the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site in Jackson Ward informing visitors that the site is closed with the partial …

Published on December 28, 2018