By Alex Cates
Atlanta, the vibrant and culturally rich capital of Georgia, boasts a compelling history deeply intertwined with civil rights, art, and music, particularly in the context of Black culture. This thriving city is also home to ONE Musicfest, a monumental celebration of Black culture and music.
Founded by J. Carter, the festival stands as the largest Black-owned multi-generational music festival in the nation. Recognizing the global significance of Black culture, J. Carter created ONE Musicfest as a platform to showcase and honor the rich tapestry of Black music and heritage.
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This post was originally published on The Atlanta Voice.