THE LOCAL TAKE WITH KIPLYN PRIMUS
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Kiplyn Primus speaks to Dr. Kwesi DeGraft-Hanson about his vision for a Weeping Time Monument as a place for commemoration, reconciliation, and healing on the land where 429 enslaved humans were sold.
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Ellis Hamilton one night only at Perfect Note ATL, 3000 Windy Hill Road Suite 116 in Marietta -
Guests include Non Profit Consultant Erica Gwyn and African American Tax Service Entrepreneurs Cherina and Mowbray Rowand -
Andre Leon Talley: Style Is Forever opens October 15. -
Free Woodruff Arts Center Event features higher education, mentorship and networking opportunities for young people -
Rushion's guests this week are Mildred J. Mills and Yahya Jabril Muhammad -
Contemporary Jazz Saxophonist Phil Denny brings his timeless tone to The Perfect Note for one performance on Saturday, October 11 at 8pm -
Jazz genre defying talent Hiromi makes a rare Atlanta area appearance Saturday, October 11 at Gas South Theater -
Event takes place Saturday, October 4 at 7pm at the Marriott Atlanta Airport Hotel -
New album from Ledisi features her interpretations of Dinah Washington classics -
Kiplyn Primus speaks with Reggie Hicks, founder of the If You Are My Brothers platform and podcast. -
WCLK Favorite Kirk Whalum plays Sunday night in the intimate confines of City Winery Atlanta -
Rushion's guests tonight include Cheryl McKissack Daniel and Renard Sims
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