For a roundtable discussion show host Rose Scott talks with several local college presidents about several topics, including the current civil rights movement, the state of women’s rights, the upcoming election as it relates to students, and the recent resignation of Harvard’s president. Guest include: Dr. Helene Gayle, the president of Spelman College, Dr. Leocadia Zak, the president of Agnes Scott College, and Dr. Kathryn McClymond, the president of Oglethorpe University
Plus, Rebecca Serna, the executive director of Propel ATL, and Rosalind Tucker, the managing director of Mobility Services at Atlanta Regional Commission, discuss the new Atlanta E-Bike Rebate Program. The program, that launches this spring, will offer up to $2,000 toward an e-bike for an income-qualifying resident. Smaller rebates will apply for residents above the income requirement.

New GSU report reveals more than 4,600 people reside in extended-stay hotels in DeKalb County; Civil rights activist Claudette Colvin dies at 86
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Former Atlanta Board of Education Chair on the current state of public education; Democratic State Senator shares top legislative priorities; Art curator responds to Trump administration’s mandates on museums
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Atlanta Beltline initiative to support small businesses in preparation for FIFA World Cup; Atlanta City Council Pres. Marci Collier Overstreet promises strengthening community engagement
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