This week, I get to talk about my favorite thing in the whole world - books. Well, technically it’s about where we keep books...but it’s also a story of gender, power, race and access to information. Before the age of technology and the internet, books represented knowledge, and knowledge is power. Keeping that power away from people has been a tool used by the ruling party since the dawn of time. Libraries are a physical link to that power struggle and help us tell the story.
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New Deal in Atlanta
Shopping Malls
Prohibition - REPLAY
Model Railroad Club of Atlanta
Atlanta Baha’i (Interview w/ Leila Yavari)
Governor’s Mansions
Teen Taverns
Atlanta Student Movement
Clermont Hotel
College Park
Women of Atlanta - Part I
Atlanta Cinemas (w/ Behind the Slate)
Atlanta Sports Arena
Morehouse College
African American Hospitals - REPLAY
Hippies
Fallout Shelters
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