The Atlanta Way
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The Atlanta Way is a documentary film project that tells the story of how Atlanta tore down almost all of its public housing between 1994 and 2010 and what happened to the Black families who lived there. It was made by filmmaker King Williams with co-producer Zettler Clay IV and was funded by public backers on Kickstarter. People can learn about the film and its director's ongoing Atlanta-focused media work through its Facebook and X (Twitter) pages.
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The Atlanta Way (documentary)Program
A documentary film following former residents, politicians, and developers to show what happened when Atlanta demolished its public housing from 1994 to 2010.
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The Atlanta Way is a documentary that shares the story of public housing changes in Atlanta and the impact on Black residents. It's for anyone interested in understanding gentrification in the city.
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