Atlanta Daily World

Atlanta Daily World is one of the oldest continuously operating African American newspapers in the United States and is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Established in 1928 by William Alexander Scott II, it has played an important role in documenting the social, political, and economic history of Black communities in the region. Today, the publication delivers news through both digital and print platforms. Its editorial coverage includes government, business, education, health, religion, culture, and community affairs. In addition to local reporting, it publishes stories on national issues that affect African American audiences. The newspaper also features opinion columns, interviews, and coverage of civic organizations and local leaders. Its mission remains centered on informing and documenting the experiences of the communities it serves.