Atlanta
Atlanta is the capital of the U.S. state of Georgia. It played an important part in both the Civil War and the 1960s Civil Rights Movement. Atlanta History Center chronicles the city's past, and the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site is dedicated to the African-American leader’s life and times. Downtown, Centennial Olympic Park, built for the 1996 Olympics, encompasses the massive Georgia Aquarium. ― Google
People born in Atlanta (First 49 people) - Page 9
Margaretta Taylor
Anne Cox Chambers' daughter
Heather Roop
Actress
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American rapper
Tiombe Lockhart
American singer
Nic Stone
American author
Tony Hightower
Film actor
Kodie Shane
American rapper
Summerella
Singer
Toshi Reagon
American musician
Kathy Freston
American author
Joseph Forte
American former professional basketball player
Gordon Beckham
Baseball infielder
DeAngelo Yancey
American football wide receiver
Perry Riley
American football linebacker
Denzel Nkemdiche
American football linebacker
Bobby Creekwater
American rapper
Karina LeBlanc
American-Canadian goalkeeper
Becky Albertalli
American author
Alice Dodd
Actress
Deunte Heath
Baseball pitcher
Clarence Scott
American football player
Byron Stripling
Jazz trumpeter
Shonlock
American musician
Mark B. Perry
American television producer
Dionne Gipson
Actress
Logan McElroy
Actor
Roy D. Bridges Jr.
Former Director of the Langley Research Center of U.S. Federal Government
Dwight Eubanks
TV personality
Trixie Smith
American singer
James Dickey
American basketball coach
David Barbe
American musician
Caroline Aiken
Singer
Charles Alvin Beckwith
Military officer
Chrystale Wilson
Actor
Reece Odum
Actress
Myrtle Reeves
Actress
Morgan Rose
American drummer
Alex Greenfield
Screenwriter
Sandra Dorsey
American film actress
Eddie Chamblee
American saxophonist
Kno
American singer
Yung Booke
Musical artist
Grant Haley
American football cornerback
Leigh Torrence
American football player
Jerome Boger
Former american football official
Cam Cannon
Film producer
Theodus Crane
American actor
