Wynn Everett is an Atlanta native, but left after college to pursue her career in New York City and then Los Angeles. “Those were the only two places you could go if you wanted a life in the arts,” she says. Two decades later, the 39-year-old actor...
When Maynard Jackson introduced affirmative action as mayor of Atlanta in 1973, it “constituted a political revolution in the heart of the south”, according to his 2003 obituary in the New York Times. “Seemingly overnight, it transformed Atlanta int...
It’s just past 6pm when the conversation at the coworking space turns to Amazon HQ2, tech jobs, and gentrification. Around the table are four technologists: one just launched a lesbian dating app; another recently exited his first startup and is wor...
In our Uber-powered world, individuals name upon strangers to take them wherever their typing fingers take them. For Uber, riders are in command of Factors A and B—drivers are glorified chauffeurs. With Roadie, it is put in reverse (simply to again...