Published on inCity Magazine Angela Stanton King’s story is one of extraordinary resilience, redemption, and relentless advocacy. From the shackles of a prison cell to the corridors of power in the White House, Angela has lived a life marked by both profound hardship and awe-inspiring transformation. Her memoir, King, Trump, Kennedy, offers a deeply personal...
COVINGTON, Ga. – Alana Sanders, a dynamic and influential figure in Newton County, Georgia, is making waves as a County Commissioner with her focus on youth programming, behavioral health, and criminal justice reform. Her journey from a college business department chair to a university professor and now a dedicated public servant is a testament to...
Atlanta Celebrated Commissioner’s Dedication to Youth and Community In a remarkable acknowledgment of community service and dedication, Fulton County District 4 Commissioner Natalie Hall was recognized with the prestigious “Presidential Achievement Award.” This accolade, awarded by President Joseph R. Biden, celebrated Commissioner Hall’s unwavering commitment to service and her significant impact on youth in the...
The City of Montgomery, Alabama, marked another significant chapter in its history with the recent swearing-in ceremony held at the Montgomery Performing Arts Centre. This event not only witnessed the beginning of a new term for the city’s governance but also set a new precedent in its political landscape. For the first time, the city...
By: Editorial Team, inCity Magazine In a society often accused of adopting tech lingo with abandon, “disruptive” emerges as a term both feared and revered. Yet in the context of judicial offices, we rarely hear it. Meet Vickie Gipson, the newly appointed Chief Judge of the Anne Arundel County Orphans’ Court. Here is a person...
Sheila Jones wore many hats in the community of Jasper County, Georgia, before making history as the first African American woman elected to the Jasper County Board of Commissioners in 2021. Jones, whose district is largely made up of the City of Monticello, previously served on the Jasper County School Governance Team in Monticello and...
Washington, D.C. — The 52nd Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) culminated in a Phoenix Awards ceremony that was equal parts glamour, grit, and gravity. The event, wrapped in the shimmering backdrop of elegant gowns and resplendent suits, underscored the urgency of the moment with a clarion call from President...
Washington, D.C. – At the nexus of an upcoming presidential election and contentious Supreme Court decisions, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s (CBCF) 52nd Annual Legislative Conference (ALC) is not your run-of-the-mill networking event. This year, it’s a battle cry. Lifting the curtains with its theme—Securing Our Democracy. Protecting Our Freedoms. Uplifting Our Culture—CBCF is forcing...
An art that keeps on giving: Fulton County Arts & Culture funds artists, organizations in vibrant creativity hub David Manuel new head of department Story by Ebony Sherise Creative concepts in the online exhibit, Art and Healing in the Time of the Pandemic, capture visual expressions that creator and curator Deanna Sirlin compiled from various...