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South Carolina jury finds store owner not guilty of murder in killing of Black teen
Verdict report covering Chow's acquittal, the prosecution and defense positions, the chase, family reaction, civil lawsuit plans, protests, and the core trial dispute.
Credit: Associated Press
Open sourceCyrus Carmack-Belton, Rick Chow, and the Price Black Children Are Made to PayBlack Public Memory / Updated 2026-06-03Civic & Institutional Memory
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Jury hears opening statements in trial of South Carolina store owner who fatally shot Black teen
Trial opening report describing the state theory, defense theory, false theft accusation, firearm dispute, and prior community reaction.
Credit: Associated Press
Open sourceCyrus Carmack-Belton, Rick Chow, and the Price Black Children Are Made to PayBlack Public Memory / Updated 2026-06-03Civic & Institutional Memory
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Surveillance video in Rick Chow murder trial shows 14 year old's final moments
Trial evidence report describing surveillance footage and the water bottle sequence presented to jurors.
Credit: WIS News 10
Open sourceCyrus Carmack-Belton, Rick Chow, and the Price Black Children Are Made to PayBlack Public Memory / Updated 2026-06-03Civic & Institutional Memory
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Protesters gather at Columbia area gas station after acquittal in Rick Chow trial
Local report on community protest and public response after the acquittal.
Credit: WIS News 10
Open sourceCyrus Carmack-Belton, Rick Chow, and the Price Black Children Are Made to PayBlack Public Memory / Updated 2026-06-03Civic & Institutional Memory
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Columbia convenience store owner previously shot two shoplifters
Background report on prior armed incidents involving Chow and law enforcement response history at the store.
Credit: CBS News
Open sourceCyrus Carmack-Belton, Rick Chow, and the Price Black Children Are Made to PayBlack Public Memory / Updated 2026-06-03Civic & Institutional Memory
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She Had Dreams in Life: A Remembrance of Latasha Harlins
Public memory source on Latasha Harlins, her life, her killing, and why the case remains central to Black public grief.
Credit: StoryCorps
Open sourceCyrus Carmack-Belton, Rick Chow, and the Price Black Children Are Made to PayBlack Public Memory / Updated 2026-06-03Civic & Institutional Memory
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CultureUp Editorial Standards
CultureUp public standards for source trails, correction paths, careful identity language, and memory lane discipline.
Credit: CultureUp
Open sourceCyrus Carmack-Belton, Rick Chow, and the Price Black Children Are Made to PayBlack Public Memory / Updated 2026-06-03Civic & Institutional Memory
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More MARTA 2016 fact sheet
MARTA fact sheet describing the City of Atlanta half penny vote, 71 percent approval, and projected long term expansion revenue.
Credit: MARTA
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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2018 MARTA letter to Mayor Bottoms
Official letter that framed the revised More MARTA package as including more than $600 million for southside and southwest high capacity projects, including accelerating light rail investment on Campbellton Road.
Credit: MARTA
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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October 2018 MARTA Board materials
Board materials that listed the program change as accelerating light rail on Campbellton Road and described Campbellton and Greenbriar project elements.
Credit: MARTA
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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More MARTA Board approval release
MARTA release announcing the 17 project More MARTA program and noting Campbellton among projects supported through the public process.
Credit: MARTA
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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Campbellton Corridor current project page
Current MARTA project description for Campbellton BRT, including dedicated lanes, Greenbriar hub, street improvements, and projected completion.
Credit: MARTA
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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Connect Campbellton project timeline
Public project timeline showing the July 2022 BRT LPA, August 2023 amendment, design, construction, and service schedule.
Credit: MARTA / Connect Campbellton
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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MARTA Rapid Campbellton FTA project profile
Federal profile listing the current BRT project scope, 5.3 mile length, Greenbriar Mall terminus, total capital cost, and proposed Capital Investment Grant share.
Credit: Federal Transit Administration
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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MARTA Q1 2026 Atlanta City Council briefing
Current briefing that lists design progress for the Campbellton corridor, I-285 flyover, and Greenbriar hub.
Credit: MARTA
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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Invest Atlanta Greenbriar redevelopment announcement
Invest Atlanta announcement describing Campbellton TAD support for Greenbriar area redevelopment and planned mixed use components.
Credit: Invest Atlanta
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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Campbellton Road TAD overview
Invest Atlanta overview of the Campbellton Road Tax Allocation District and its redevelopment purpose.
Credit: Invest Atlanta
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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City of Atlanta More MARTA audit statement
City statement describing the 2024 audit claim that More MARTA was due roughly $70 million.
Credit: City of Atlanta
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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KPMG and More MARTA accounting report
Local public media coverage of the later KPMG related finding and MARTA accounting dispute.
Credit: WABE
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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Community response to the Campbellton mode decision
Local reporting on residents and leaders arguing that Southwest Atlanta was promised light rail and objecting to the 2022 BRT direction.
Credit: SaportaReport
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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Campbellton Road BRT cost comparison coverage
Local reporting summarizing MARTA’s 2022 cost and operating estimates for BRT versus light rail.
Credit: Urbanize Atlanta
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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Greenbriar Mall history
Greenbriar Mall background used only for place context and public memory, not for MARTA project proof.
Credit: Greenbriar Mall
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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South Fulton transit initiative
MARTA page showing the South Fulton Parkway Transit Initiative as a related but separate regional planning lane.
Credit: MARTA
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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CultureUp Editorial Standards
CultureUp public standards for source trails, correction pathways, media credits, and careful limits around memory, identity, and public evidence.
Credit: CultureUp
Open sourceDid Atlanta Betray Greenbriar and Atlanta Transit?Culture & Place / Updated 2026-05-30Black American Place Memory
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U.S. Decennial Census
Primary source series for long range population and race counts used to frame 1960 through 2020 city, county, and tract patterns.
Credit: United States Census Bureau
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American Community Survey 2024 data release
Current ACS release path for updated county, city, and tract scale demographic estimates.
Credit: United States Census Bureau
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Georgia county population projections
Long range county projections by race, age, and sex through 2060.
Credit: Georgia Governor's Office of Planning and Budget
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Historical Atlanta census tract maps
Atlanta area census tract map resources useful for reconstructing neighborhood level geography across Fulton, DeKalb, Clayton, Cobb, and Rockdale.
Credit: Georgia State University Library Digital Collections
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Displacement and gentrification reporting
Secondary reporting on the National Community Reinvestment Coalition's Displaced by Design findings about majority Black census tracts in metro Atlanta from 1980 to 2020.
Credit: Axios Atlanta
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Atlanta regional planning context
Regional planning and demographic context for metro Atlanta growth patterns.
Credit: Atlanta Regional Commission
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CultureUp Editorial Standards
CultureUp public standards for source trails, correction pathways, media credits, and careful limits around memory, identity, and public evidence.
Credit: CultureUp
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Greater Wealth, Greater Uncertainty: Changes in Racial Inequality in the Survey of Consumer Finances
Federal Reserve FEDS Notes analysis of 2022 Survey of Consumer Finances racial wealth data, including median wealth figures used in the per-$100 comparison.
Credit: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
Open sourceWealth Inequality in Black AmericaBlack American Economic Memory / Updated 2026-07-02Civic & Institutional Memory
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Wealth by Race of Householder
Census Bureau 2021 SIPP analysis defining wealth as assets minus debts and reporting racial differences in wealth shares, median wealth, assets, and debts.
Credit: U.S. Census Bureau
Open sourceWealth Inequality in Black AmericaBlack American Economic Memory / Updated 2026-07-02Civic & Institutional Memory
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Multicultural Economy Report 2021
University of Georgia Selig Center report summary defining buying power as total income after taxes and reporting African American and total U.S. buying-power estimates.
Credit: University of Georgia Terry College of Business / Selig Center
Open sourceWealth Inequality in Black AmericaBlack American Economic Memory / Updated 2026-07-02Civic & Institutional Memory
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Racial Differences in Economic Security: The Racial Wealth Gap
Treasury explainer on racial wealth inequality, wealth transfers, housing, financial assets, income, and debt.
Credit: U.S. Department of the Treasury
Open sourceWealth Inequality in Black AmericaBlack American Economic Memory / Updated 2026-07-02Civic & Institutional Memory
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Immigrants Contribute Billions in Federal, State and Local Taxes
American Immigration Council analysis of immigrant household income, taxes, and spending power using American Community Survey data.
Credit: American Immigration Council
Open sourceWealth Inequality in Black AmericaBlack American Economic Memory / Updated 2026-07-02Civic & Institutional Memory
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