AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBlack Women’s Literary Power: Atlanta’s Black Romance Book Fest drew thousands, with readers pushing back on the “niche” myth and celebrating Black women authors. Community Safety & Grief: In Columbus, a vigil honored 11-year-old Kadin Harris, killed in a shooting, as educators and family remembered his life and character. Immigration & Schools: DeKalb County parents and advocates urged a “Safe Space to Learn” approach, calling for clear protocols to protect students from ICE access. Surveillance & Civil Liberties: The LAPD let its Flock Safety license-plate camera deal expire over privacy and data-ownership concerns, adding to a growing backlash. Public Health: Doctors warn that drowning can happen in seconds, urging families to be prepared—especially for young kids. Arts & Hospitality: Savannah’s Trouvaille Collection reopened historic “The Present” on Crawford Square after a full renovation. Weather Watch: A hot stretch is expected to bring dangerous overnight heat, with health risks rising as temperatures stay high. Local Education Leadership: Bulloch County’s new superintendent, Dr. Torian White, is sworn in and preparing for teachers and students ahead of Aug. 3.
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