AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAtlanta Black Pride Weekend (20th anniversary): Sept. 2–7, the city gears up for nearly a week of Black LGBTQIA+ joy—parties, performances, and community programming—with big-name appearances alongside a focus on connection and visibility. Local Arts & Protest: Duke’s Nasher Museum spotlights “Turn the Volume Up!,” a protest-art show that pushes visitors toward action—vote, petition, and community—running through July 2027. Tech + Privacy in Public Life: Woodland residents and leaders debate Flock automated license plate readers, weighing crime-solving claims against privacy and data concerns. Education Watch: Georgia enrollment snapshots show shifting demographics at local schools (including Park Street and DeSana), while broader attendance challenges remain a statewide focus. Community Resources: Gwinnett County Public Library kicks off Library Card Sign-Up Month, highlighting tutoring, career tools, and kids’ reading resources. Sports & Culture: Dragon Con returns to Atlanta Sept. 3–7, and Georgia Tech’s Labor Day closure sets up a weekend of campus events and city festivities.
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