At Black Restaurants, a Legacy of Community Comforts in a Tumultuous World | Eater
"Founded in 1947 near the Atlanta University Center, this establishment has long functioned as a crucial gathering place for the Black community and the civil-rights movement. Founders James and Robert Paschal supported activists by posting bail, offering free meals, and extending hours for families waiting for released loved ones, creating a central meeting spot that combined nourishment with direct material support for movement work." - Shani Hillian
