Indigenous natives to so-called Atlanta return from Helvpe Ceremonial Grounds in Oklahoma for historic stomp dance ceremony in South River Forest, which is currently under threat of becoming a police militarization base known as “Cop City”. This story and its […]
December 10th’s edition of the Mainline News Hour features our Senior Music Editor Autumn James and Music Contributor Keron Robinson. We’ll recap what Atlanta’s music scene brought us during a year that often made it difficult to squeeze into a
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Hey y’all – here’s the extended cut of Sylvia’s interview with Britney Whaley, Senior Political Strategist of the Working Families Party. The condensed episode will be airing on WRFG on Fri., 12pm EST. In this cut, Sylvia and Britney discuss
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The first post didn’t post the audio for some reason?? This one works. Quick-ish check-in from me regarding some changes happening at the magazine (all good things!) and what that means for me in my role specifically. I’m going to
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File under: indigenization, decolonization, land protection, protect the South River Forest, Muscogee (Creek) Tribe, 2021 stomp dance ceremony, Native American Heritage Month Dropping my interview with Muscogee (Creek) Tribe members—Mekko (Chief) Chebon Kernell currently based in Helvpe Ceremonial Grounds in
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Hey y’all, This early release comes with a special intro from me mostly thinking out loud about media reparations ahead of the historic migration of Muscogee (Creek) tribal members on Nov. 27. Be sure to mark your calendars and join
File under: media reparations, community accountability, conversations of repair, antifascism, neoliberal fascism in Atlanta, media criticism On Sept. 10, we aired an episode of the Mainline News Hour on WRFG (published as Episode 48 on the Mainline Podcast) following the
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File under: local politics, abolition, mutual aid, ATL municipals 2021, voter suppression, New Georgia Project [ IMPORTANT CORRECTION before you listen: Liliana Bakhtiari did not clear the win in the district 5 race, and is actually heading to a runoff
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Following city council\’s vote to authorize a lease agreement of 381 acres of forest to Atlanta Police Foundation, demonstrators demand corporate sponsors divest from APF, the foundation be dissolved, and the Cop City lease agreement cancelled This article was originally
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