Documenting A Powerful History
Black Lesbian Archives to document, share the story of black gay women for generations to come. Ask lesbian activist Patricia McCombs whether she saw women who lived, loved, and most importantly, looked li...
Table Talk with Stacey Abrams
On the heels of the 2020 presidential election, we sit down with one of politics’ most talked about rising stars, Stacey Abrams. We’re chatting about all things politics as well as Black History Month, so you c...
Utilizing Your Gym Membership
Moving to a new city can be an overwhelming experience as you sometimes have to switch banks, utility companies, and other home services. For you health nuts, it also means switching up a major routine in your ...
Meal Prep Madness
It’s a new year and once again, you’ve resolved to eat right and lose weight. You may be wondering where to begin your New Year’s plan for achieving your best possible health and wellness goals. I’ve got two...
Trading in Doughnuts for Dumbbells
It’s no secret that eating less fatty foods and working out more can help you lose weight, gain muscle, and live a much healthier lifestyle. But how easy is it to really drop the dozen doughnuts and pick up som...
Atlanta Botanical Garden Shines Bright This Year
Lights are arguably the most iconic part of the holidays – decking the halls, the trees, and the whole city. Atlanta Botanical Garden is no different, hosting one of the biggest light shows of the year, the Gar...
Spotlight on Local Black Lesbian Chef Chantel Mines
Chef Chantel Mines worked as a Sous Chef with the eclectic Tarks Grill in Maryland, placed second in the 2016 Mason Dixon Master Chef competition, and eventually found her way to Atlanta as the Executive Chef a...
The Always Uncertain Future of Atlanta’s Oldest Theater
The Plaza Theatre, located on Ponce De Leon Avenue, is a historic landmark for Atlanta. It is the longest operating movie theater in the city, the only independent one, and resides in one of the first strip mal...
Atlanta’s Starlight Drive-In Celebrates 70 years
Forget stepping back in time – Atlantans can drive back in time every day of the week at the Starlight. The nostalgic drive-in theater has been an ITP mainstay long before there was a perimeter to be inside:...
Atlanta’s Magical Wonderland
There’s something magical in the woods of the Atlanta Botanical Gardens, and it’s only if you enter the world of Alice’s Wonderland! Running through the end of October, the exhibit gives visitors a look into th...
EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Angelica Ross
Georgia voice editor Patrick Colson-Price sat down with the legendary Angelica Ross to talk about activism, PRIDE, and her voice to the trans community! https://www.facebook.com/TheGAVoice/videos/1296997960469...