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Is not the answer on discrimination. If my colleagues insist on more lawsuits, perhaps they should start their own background. According to 2014 opm study, the federal government has a substantial pay gap. The average woman along the gs makes 89 cents for every dollar earned by the average man and this gender gap can even be seen in the pay for staff working in the white house, which only pays women 87 , cents on every dollar owner earned by a man. The fact is women are smart. Women know what is...

The family lost its home in a raging fire on Monday. The very same day, a woman came in to help them find a new home

“It’s not going to be me fixing it on my side, and then [the children] go into the community and then they hate the police, or vice versa.”

On the Wednesday, Jan. 17 edition of Georgia Today: A challenge to Georgia's use of electronic voting machines fails; the state ends the foster child placement process known as hoteling; and could Atlanta be the latest city to ban turning right at a red light?

June O'neal leads the local coalition of homeless service providers. But sometimes the offer of those needed services isn't heeded.

“We’re doing everything we can do. ... “It’s so frustrating to have resources and they won’t come.”

"We've seen amazing children get full ride scholarships to private exclusive schools. We've seen children open their own businesses. We've seen children become fashion designers."

13WMAZ's Wanya Reese was paired with his mentee Carter. The two have spent tons of time together and Carter was even there for Wanya's wedding day.

Educators say helping homeless students find a stable address is incredibly important. But before that can happen, there has to be agreement that kids are even homeless in the first place. 

"We want to have successful young ladies and young gentleman walking across the stage to graduate from high school and peruse post-secondary dreams."