"The GOAT Black City" The Official: ATL Discussion Thread

Motife43

Superstar
Joined
Feb 12, 2014
Messages
10,138
Reputation
5,110
Daps
29,863
Reppin
ATL
I don't post much but y'all hoop? We should do Atl Coli Baller meetup

Let's get it! Where do you usually play at?

I was talkin all that shyt in them other posts and I slipped and messed up my knee yesterday hoopin. I'll see what the doc says but I'm out a few weeks

I won't blame it on :flabbynsick:, it was a fluke play on one of those sport courts smh
 

Al Simmons

All Star
Supporter
Joined
May 1, 2012
Messages
2,532
Reputation
240
Daps
4,287
Let's get it! Where do you usually play at?

I was talkin all that shyt in them other posts and I slipped and messed up my knee yesterday hoopin. I'll see what the doc says but I'm out a few weeks

I won't blame it on :flabbynsick:, it was a fluke play on one of those sport courts smh

I play wherever there's a good run. I used to play at Hammond Park a lot when I first moved here. LA Fitness but then dudes be crying too much. I'm good with indoor or out.
 

staticshock

Veteran
Joined
Apr 15, 2017
Messages
38,936
Reputation
5,435
Daps
165,781
Reppin
Atlanta
SPLC investigation claims GA State professor posted neo-Nazi, racist propaganda on social media



October 21, 2021 at 3:00 pm EDT
By WSBTV.com News Staff

ATLANTA — An investigation by the Southern Poverty Law Center claims that a Georgia State University Professor posted neo-Nazi and racist propaganda on social media.

The SPLC said that Larry Coty, who teaches math at GSU’s Perimeter College, has made extensive posts on extremist websites. The human rights non-profit featured Coty on its Hatewatch blog on Thursday.


The SPLC launched its investigation into Coty after a tip from a former student.

The investigation found that Coty shared propaganda from a German neo-Nazi group, praised a notorious Nazi SS military unit and actively posted on Russian social media site VK.

“Coty’s activity on Russian social media site VK included sharing a website that links to PDFs on how to build bombs, make illegal weapons modifications, and how to plan and get away with murder,” the SPLC wrote.

The SPLC spoke to Coty, who initially denied that the social accounts were his and then closed them. He later admitted that the accounts did belong to him, according to the SPLC.

“I reopened both profiles,” Coty told the SPLC. “Now that I am no longer in denial I think you may be right. I am a type of extremist.”

Coty removed the extremist content from his accounts, according to the SPLC.

[SIGN UP: WSB-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]

Coty told the SPLC that he is not a racist and threatened legal action against the organization.

Channel 2 Action News has reached out to Georgia State University for comment but has not heard back.

The SPLC said Coty’s posts illustrate an “alarming trend of teachers being linked to far-right extremism.”

“Classrooms are sacred spaces where students learn academic content, as well as how to act inclusively in their communities. Teachers have an ethical responsibility to model inclusive behavior for students inside and outside the classroom. Coty’s actions online violated that responsibility,” said Jeff Tischauser, Senior Research Analyst with SPLC’s Intelligence Project.

©2021 Cox Media Group


:laff:

Hope he never works again
 

AVXL

Laughing at you n*ggaz like “ha ha ha”
Joined
May 1, 2012
Messages
41,615
Reputation
725
Daps
77,648
Reppin
Of course the ATL
:gucci:

Felicia Moore pulls Instagram video denounced by Reed, others
The man in the video claimed all of Atlanta’s Black mayors were corrupt
Author: Doug Richards
Published: 9:10 PM EDT October 26, 2021
Updated: 9:10 PM EDT October 26, 2021
ATLANTA — Mayoral candidate Felicia Moore took down an Instagram post Tuesday and returned campaign money from a supporter who claimed all of Atlanta’s Black mayors were corrupt. That happened as the post drew the ire of Moore’s top opponent and other local officials.

It was a moment that even Moore, Atlanta's city council president, admits was a misjudgment on her part. She tried to minimize the damage by denouncing the supporter's comments after pulling the post.


"This did not come from a third party. This was a post by Felicia Moore’s campaign," said Kasim Reed, the former mayor who is Moore's top opponent in the November 2 mayoral race. While dozens of other candidates are also on the ballot, Moore and Reed have topped two 11Alive polls.

RELATED: Poll reveals who's well-positioned in upcoming Atlanta mayor's race

11Alive News recorded the post moments before Moore’s campaign took it down. A man identified by Moore's campaign as Lee Clevenger is seen in the video saying, "For forty years now, and during that time, we have never had a mayor that has a conscience."

VIDEO: https://www.11alive.com/video/news/...6bf5f-5cab-4955-a2f9-10a182526e4f?jwsource=cl

Please tell me y’all ain’t voting for this clown
 
Top