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Explore Georgia’s actual World War II story alongside its big-screen versions through The 6888, My German Summer, and The Great Escape. See where film aligns with history, where it compresses or glamorizes, and why those gaps matter.
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Explore Georgia’s actual World War II story alongside its big-screen versions through The 6888, My German Summer, and The Great Escape. See where film aligns with history, where it compresses or glamorizes, and why those gaps matter.
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What began as a weekly luncheon at the Butler Street YMCA became one of Atlanta’s most powerful forums for dialogue and change. The Hungry Club Forum, led by DeWitt Martin, created space for civil rights leaders, politicians, and community members to gather over lunch and discuss the city’s future.
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Urban farming in Atlanta blends sustainability, education, and community empowerment. Local growers cultivate food, foster cultural connection, and address food insecurity while navigating urban challenges like theft, pollution, and limited funding. From community gardens to innovative agricultural practices, these farmers are reshaping how city residents engage with food, health, and heritage.