Bethany Scheel

The Negro Motorist Green Book (later Negro Travelers’ Green Book) was an annual guidebook for African American travelers. First published in 1936, the pamphlet provided a list of Black-friendly restaurants, bars, hotels, clubs, lounges, and services in places across the country including Atlanta.

Celebrate Atlanta’s rich musicality with this tour of places with ties to hip-hop history.

November is National Adoption Month. This month we recognize Atlanta trailblazer Carrie Steele Logan. After being enslaved, Logan went on to establish the Carrie Steele-Pitts Home, the country’s first orphanage for Black children.