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‘I Can’t Serve You’: Black Women Accuse Dallas Restaurant of Racial Profiling; Maroma Denies Race Played a Role
News Wire · Black America Andrea Chantel says a night out at Maroma in Dallas ended in humiliation after a manager accused her all-Black group of smelling like marijuana and stopped serving them alcohol. The restaurant denies race influenced its decision. A night out at an upscale Dallas restaurant erupted into a public dispute over…
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Relentless Times & Relentless Fashion Preparing To Launch…
News Wire · From the Editors RelentlessAaron.net has officially expanded into a two-desk independent media platform: Relentless Times and Relentless Fashion. Relentless Times will deliver verified original reporting, deep dives, analysis, commentary, and clearly attributed news-wire updates across culture, Black America, Atlanta, business, entertainment, crime and justice, and the stories behind the headlines. Relentless Fashion…
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Blue Memories and Malcolm X Boulevard
A single track captures the essence of a pivotal moment in Atlanta’s history. Dive into the story it tells.
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One Wave, One Memory, “Low Tide Prayer”
A single song, a lone wave, and the weight of lost time. Relentless Aaron hits it hard with “Low Tide Prayer.”
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Smoke and Taxis, Memories of a Milestone
Relentless shares the raw moments that shape his soulful catalog. Dive into “Smoke and Taxis” as he takes you back to a pivotal night in Atlanta.
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A Night in Sugar Hill: After Hours
Step into the dimly lit club where time slows down and memories come alive.
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A Song That Speaks My Hunger
Relive a moment of desperation and triumph with “Bread & Blues.” It’s more than a song; it’s my struggle and victory encapsulated in six minutes.
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City Lights, Quiet Nights – A Solo Walk Home
A solo stroll under the neon of Atlanta’s late night, where you can finally let down your guard and feel the city’s pulse.
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A Song for Our Struggles: No Matter What
A deep dive into “No Matter What,” where one track holds a world of pain and perseverance.
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Memories Float Like Bubbles Downstream
Relive a childhood memory captured in one track on “River Talk.”