Legend of the Black Mecca
Book • 2017
In *The Legend of the Black Mecca*, Maurice J. Hobson examines the historical narrative of Atlanta, focusing on the schism between the black political elite and the poor.
He critiques the city's status as a haven for black people, arguing that policies often benefited white and black elites at the expense of the majority of black citizens.
The book delves into significant events like the 1996 Olympics and the rise of Atlanta's hip-hop scene, featuring artists such as OutKast and Goodie Mob.
He critiques the city's status as a haven for black people, arguing that policies often benefited white and black elites at the expense of the majority of black citizens.
The book delves into significant events like the 1996 Olympics and the rise of Atlanta's hip-hop scene, featuring artists such as OutKast and Goodie Mob.
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