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National Center for Civil and Human Rights Credit: Kelly Jordan
National Center for Civil and Human Rights Credit: Kelly Jordan
National Center for Civil and Human Rights Credit: Kelly Jordan
The collaboration between the Center for Civil and Human Rights and RCE Greater Atlanta works because of the organizations’ shared interests. Credit: Kelly Jordan
National Center for Civil and Human Rights Credit: Kelly Jordan
National Center for Civil and Human Rights Credit: Kelly Jordan
National Center for Civil and Human Rights Credit: Kelly Jordan
National Center for Civil and Human Rights Credit: Kelly Jordan
National Center for Civil and Human Rights Credit: Kelly Jordan
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Maggie Lee is a freelance reporter who's been covering Georgia and metro Atlanta government and politics since 2008.
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Beautiful Atlanta from it’s very beginning as Marthasville / Terminus to the greatest city south of the Mason / Dixon line is much more than the civil rights movement Martin Luther King era. This city will always be the cradle of the south. There are so many more important beginnings happenings that have taken place and continue to take place there. It seems that the Afro American has adopted the city to make it the place for the civil Rights movement and most of the Nation believe this. Atlanta is and will always be the Song of The South and more than any movement in the south. Our Atlanta has a beginning, But Has No End. God Bless Atlanta.Report