Black Atlantans

Target entity: Black Atlantans
Context triple: [African American cultural landscape of Atlanta, shapedBy, Black Atlantans]

• A. Black Pioneers
  Black Pioneers were a Loyalist military unit of formerly enslaved and free Black people who served the British during the American Revolutionary War, primarily in support and engineering roles.
• B. Black Atlantic
  Black Atlantic refers to the transnational cultural, historical, and political space shaped by the movements, experiences, and creative expressions of African-descended peoples across Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean, and Europe.
• C. Children of the Black People
  Children of the Black People is a book by educator and civil rights advocate Margaret Buckner Young that highlights the lives, experiences, and cultural heritage of Black children.
• D. Black Wall Street
  Black Wall Street was a prosperous early-20th-century African American business district in Tulsa, Oklahoma, renowned for its economic success and vibrant Black community before its destruction in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
• E. The Story of the Negro
  The Story of the Negro is a historical survey book by Arna Bontemps that traces the experiences, struggles, and contributions of African Americans from slavery through the early 20th century.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Black Atlantans
Target entity description: Black Atlantans are the African American residents of Atlanta whose social, political, and cultural contributions have been central to the city’s identity, history, and development.

• A. Black Pioneers
  Black Pioneers were a Loyalist military unit of formerly enslaved and free Black people who served the British during the American Revolutionary War, primarily in support and engineering roles.
• B. Black Atlantic
  Black Atlantic refers to the transnational cultural, historical, and political space shaped by the movements, experiences, and creative expressions of African-descended peoples across Africa, the Americas, the Caribbean, and Europe.
• C. Children of the Black People
  Children of the Black People is a book by educator and civil rights advocate Margaret Buckner Young that highlights the lives, experiences, and cultural heritage of Black children.
• D. Black Wall Street
  Black Wall Street was a prosperous early-20th-century African American business district in Tulsa, Oklahoma, renowned for its economic success and vibrant Black community before its destruction in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
• E. The Story of the Negro
  The Story of the Negro is a historical survey book by Arna Bontemps that traces the experiences, struggles, and contributions of African Americans from slavery through the early 20th century.
• F. None of above. chosen