So, what’s the verdict: Is Atlanta really the Black mecca, or just calling itself one? After months of reporting, UATL reporters found a city full of promise, contradictions and people fighting to make Black life truly thrive. Atlanta leads the nation in income inequality, yet it’s also home to communities, creatives and organizers pushing for real change. UATL senior reporter Gavin Godfrey reflects on what the team uncovered — and what it may take so that the idea of the Black mecca is real for more people. To keep this conversation going, we want to hear from you. Share your stories, slide into the DMs and don’t hold back. This year’s AJC Black History Month series marks the 100th anniversary of the national observance of Black history and the 11th year the AJC has examined the role African Americans played in building Atlanta and shaping American culture. New installments will appear daily throughout February on ajc.com and uatl.com, as well as at ajc.com/news/atlanta-black-his...