The Atlanta Weekly Post, founded in 1900 by the notable journalist and activist, Thomas T. Fort, has been a vital voice for the African American community in Atlanta, Georgia. Initially aimed at uplifting marginalized communities, it has evolved while steadfastly advocating for social justice and cultural representation. Covering local news, community events, and critical issues affecting African Americans, The Atlanta Weekly Post is highly regarded for its journalistic integrity and insightful analysis. On OldNews.com, you can explore the rich history of this influential publication, with scans of The Atlanta Weekly Post starting 1880 and including 8 scans in total. These archives not only feature historical figures and significant events but may also connect you to stories from your own family history. Delve into the past and uncover the narratives that shaped the community by searching through the extensive collection available on OldNews.com.