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REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN: Join Mainline’s Movement Media Trainings, beginning March 3
Plus, consider supporting our ongoing microfundraiser to support those who need scholarships to participate Beginning Monday, March 3, Atlanta-based independent media outlet, Mainline, will host recurring movement media training sessions for both community organizers and aspiring journalists/media workers. Registration is
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Mainline’s 100 Favorite Atlanta Tracks of 2024
Here it is: our 100 favorite Atlanta tracks of 2024! The year 2024 marks our sixth annual list. While it’s tempting to ruminate on the numerous challenges our music community has faced in the past six years, it is also
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“We are occupying Emory University to demand immediate divestment from Israel and Cop City”
Narek Boyajian is a queer Armenian American community organizer, student, and educator based in Atlanta, GA. They are committed to abolitionist, anti-colonial, anti-imperialist movement work. Jadelynn Zhang is a Midwesterner now based in Atlanta, GA. She is a writer, researcher,
Tortuguita didn’t die, they multiplied
On the anniversary of Manuel “Tortuguita” Terán’s brutal murder by police, I want everyone to know that they led a full life. They played a fundamental role in weaving together a community of people who, like them, dreamed and fought
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Editorial: Why journalists must speak out about Gaza
Attacks on journalism and media are dangerous to us all. This op-ed was co-published by In These Times, Mainline, Mondoweiss, Prism, The Real News Network, Reckon, Scalawag, and Truthout. By Aja Arnold, Victoria Bouloubasis, Rebecca Chowdhury, Rae Garringer, Charmaine Lang,
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Cop City construction stopped for the day due to Block Cop City action, organizers say
Hundreds of protesters arrived to the site unarmed and nonviolent. Police declared the protest illegal and responded with full riot gear, tear gas, and rubber bullets. ATLANTA—On Mon., Nov. 13, around 8 a.m., hundreds of protesters gathered at Gresham Park
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“Block Cop City” mass nonviolent direct action takes place in Atlanta today
Protesters, local and non-local to the Atlanta area, say this is not just an Atlanta struggle. This is a developing story and we will continue to report on it as it develops. ATLANTA—Around 8 a.m. this morning, hundreds of protesters
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Atlanta police target bail fund organizers in latest crackdown on ‘Stop Cop City’ movement
Three organizers were charged with “money laundering” and “charity fraud” in a direct attack on mutual aid and civil rights protests. This story was published in partnership with The Appeal. It was originally published in The Appeal on June 2, 2023.
Behind Georgia’s authoritarian crackdown on ‘Stop Cop City’ protests
At least 42 people have been charged with “domestic terrorism” under the state’s wide-ranging statute. Legal experts are calling it a “sloppy” and unprecedented attack on constitutional rights to free speech and protest. This story was published in partnership with The
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