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HBCU alumni: Business, education and innovation
Graduates of historically black colleges and universities who have made their marks as educators, scholars, business leaders, scientists and innovators.
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Xernona Clayton: Xernona Clayton is founder, president and chief executive officer of the Trumpet Awards Foundation Inc. and creator of the International Civil Rights Walk of Fame. The Tennessee State University graduate was the first Southern African-American to host a daily prime time talk show and was a confidant of several major civil rights leaders. (Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com)
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PHOTOS: Beyoncé fans arrive for 4-night Atlanta Cowboy Carter Tour stop
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PHOTOS: Putting final touches on All-Star Village for MLB fans in Atlanta
Media and special youth guests got a behind-the-scenes of the All-Star Village on Thursday as final preparation were being made for the fan experience at Cobb Galleria.
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PHOTOS: MLB helps Atlanta metro area Boys & Girls Club for All-Star Game week
In partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of Metro Atlanta, the Braves and MLB have revitalized the baseball field at the A.R. “Gus” Barksdale Boys & Girls Club in Conyers.
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PHOTOS: MLB All-Star Game specialty food items
The Atlanta Braves and concessions vendor Delaware North unveiled a special lineup of food items created for the 2025 MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park. (Henri Hollis/AJC)
