At first, Lee didn’t plan to keep making tteok after she immigrated to the U.S. “But we got here, there was nothing else to do...

Two brothers-in-law opened the business earlier this year to make Latin American food—grilled meats, empanadas, tostones, and more—accessible to a bigger share of the metro’s Muslim community.

Here’s how some Atlanta-area immigrant rights groups are getting their communities organized for a second Trump Administration.

Loqman Salem’s new Gwinnett County cafe, Wowbooza, specializes in the chewy, elastic ice cream popular in the Middle East—but rarely found in the U.S.

With her new business Lucy’s Bakery, Luisania Brito re-creates the flavors of home—including the holiday favorite pan de jamón

Mirza Mohammed’s family was one of more than two dozen Afghan families in Metro Atlanta whose food stamp benefits appeared to be stolen.

The contribution of Georgia’s Latino communities to the state GDP is comparable to the entire economic output of some American states.

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