Georgia State

Atlanta, GA

GPB News (Georgia Public Broadcasting)

GPB's Amanda Andrews explains. Menstrual Hygiene Day is May 28 and an Atlanta doula collective is hosting a menstrual supply drive for low-income homes. Goddess Birth Sisters is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting Black maternal healthcare. The collective formed in March 2021. Aura Aart is a menstrual specialist and member of the nonprofit. She said they educate people on how to best take care of themselves.

Atlanta doulas hold Menstrual Hygiene Day product drive to fight 'period poverty'

Sandy Springs, GA

Sometimes he went by the nickname, Mik. To the thousands of people, especially veterans, who listened to his hip-hop, he was known as Doc Todd. George Michael Todd was a Navy corpsman who served in Afghanistan with the 2/8 Marines — known as "America's Battalion." He died in Atlanta...

Doc Todd, a rapper who helped other veterans feel 'Not Alone,' dies at 38

The city of Atlanta’s $31 million input into the controversial police training center is a step closer to becoming a reality. The Atlanta City Council’s Finance and Executive Committee gave the first greenlight on the facility that opponents have dubbed “Cop City.”. The 85-acre training facility for...

Police training facility gets a greenlight; Atlanta city council members ask for land protections

Florida State

Iowa State

Sioux City, IA

At the same time Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced his run for president on Twitter, dozens of voters gathered at a Machine and Supply Company in Sioux City, Iowa. DeSantis isn't the only politician to announce a White House bid this week and that's why these voters are here to see South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, another Republican presidential hopeful.

Republican candidates hope to win in Iowa as they look to topple Trump in 2024

Hip-hop has been many things in its half century of existence, and "suitable for children" probably isn't what immediately comes to mind. That's the first compelling thing about the children's book What is Hip-Hop? by Eric Morse, a self-described "white kid who grew up in suburbs of St. Louis," who is now a father of four. "And I wanted a way to introduce my first true musical love — and even cultural love — to kids."

Atlanta Jazz Festival's Kids Zone promotes reading with giveaway of 'What is Hip-Hop'?

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