Two charged in Atlanta counterfeit ring
One of two alleged metro Atlanta counterfeiters was arraigned Tuesday, and another faces arraignment Wednesday.
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NOH8 photo campaign visits Atlanta
NOH8 photo campaign visits Atlanta — Fri Jan 07 06:11:12 UTC 2011 The photography campaign that has spawned nearly 6,000 photos of celebrities and every day people with duct tape across their mouths and “NOH8” painted on their faces began two years ago in an L.A. apartment at about 3 a.m. Photographer Adam Bouska and… about: Adam Adam Bouska atlanta atlanta-on-mlk bouska California Proposition 8 (2008) Duct tape felt-silenced GA Voice gay atlanta gay-marriage get-involved Jeff Parshley mouths News NOH8 Campaign partner Photographer Politics Same-sex marriage their-faces their-mouths use-photographs voters-approved
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Da’Rick Rogers’ status with Tennessee remains undetermined
Ajc College Sports Recruiting — Sat Jul 10 18:04:14 UTC 2010 Georgia natives Darren Myles (L) and Da’Rick Rogers (R) shield their faces while leaving a correctional facility in Knoxville. (AP Photo) Conspicuously absent from Tennessee’s news release on disciplinary action taken against players involved in Thursd… about: AJC Sports Atlanta Bar Knoxville coach Darren Myles Derek Dooley Derek Dooley Friday Knoxville police Knoxville Tennessee Law Crime Rick Rogers UT campus wide receiver
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Arizona: the new Alabama
Atlmalcontent — Sat Jun 05 17:03:34 UTC 2010 The point of my previous post wasn’t that racism doesn’t exist. It’s alive and well in Prescott, AZ, where a bigoted talk show host (and city councilman) successfully led the charge to lighten the faces of children depicted on an elementary school mura… about: bigoted talk show host city councilman elementary school friendly transportation George Wallace Miller Valley Miller Valley Elementary School Prescott Arizona racism Racism RE Wall Social Issues
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Teacher in trouble after allowing KKK costumes
DAHLONEGA, Ga. — A north Georgia history teacher faces punishment after administrators say she let four students wear Ku Klux Klan-like robes for a historical re-enactment.Lumpkin County Schools Supt. Dewey Moye told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that teacher Catherine Ariemma made a poor decision.Administrators say four students in Ariemma’s advanced placement history class donned Klan-like …
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The Many Faces of Brea…
The first Many Faces of Breast Cancer event in Atlanta, a national program educating and celebrating breast cancer survivors, will be hosted by AstraZeneca in partnership with the Sisters by Choice and the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Greater Atlanta Affiliate.
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