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Atlanta · Education · Justice · Film

The study
of Black
institutional
survival.

Blacktology documents how power moves through schools, land, policy, and media — and what it costs Black communities. The record is being built in real time.

16 Schools Closed
157 Years of Pattern
100% Community Opposed
$147M Spent Elsewhere
Active Federal Case
Dyer v. Atlanta Independent School System
1:26-cv-01284-MHC · N.D. Georgia · Judge M.H. Cohen · MTD Pending
Rally — Apr 2 · 4PM · 131 Trinity Ave SW 16 Schools Closed · Dec 3, 2025 Dyer v. AISS — Active 85–98% Black Enrollment Show Up. Sign Up. Speak Up. $22M Stanton — Renovated. Then Closed. $147M Spent in Buckhead 157 Years. One Pattern. Rally — Apr 2 · 4PM · 131 Trinity Ave SW 16 Schools Closed · Dec 3, 2025 Dyer v. AISS — Active 85–98% Black Enrollment Show Up. Sign Up. Speak Up. $22M Stanton — Renovated. Then Closed. $147M Spent in Buckhead 157 Years. One Pattern.
The Record
A searchable archive of votes, filings, documents, and decisions. The institutional record no one else is keeping.
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The Case
Plain-language guide to the federal civil rights lawsuit — the claims, the evidence, the procedural posture, and what happens next.
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The Evidence
Maps, financial data, demographic records, and historical documentation. The thesis proven with primary sources.
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The Campaign
Upcoming actions, toolkit, events, and how to plug in. Attention becomes movement here.
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16
Schools voted closed December 3, 2025 — all in predominantly Black neighborhoods
APS Board Vote Record, Dec. 3, 2025
85–98%
Black student enrollment at every school on the closure list
APS Enrollment Data 2024–25
$22M
Spent renovating F.L. Stanton Elementary — then closed within one year of reopening
APS Capital Projects Report
$147M
Spent on North Atlanta High School in Buckhead — a predominantly white area
APS E-SPLOST Expenditure Records

A federal civil rights
case in progress.

On December 3, 2025, the Atlanta Public Schools Board of Education voted to close 16 schools — every one in a predominantly Black neighborhood, every one unanimously opposed by its community.

One month later, the board approved a five-year extension for a predominantly white charter school. No opposition. No debate.

This is not a budget decision. It is a 157-year pattern. It is now a federal case.

Track the Case
Federal Civil Rights Litigation
Dyer v. Atlanta Independent School System
Case No. 1:26-cv-01284-MHC
Court U.S. District Court, N.D. Georgia
Judge Hon. Mark H. Cohen
Claims Equal Protection Clause · Title VI
Filed by Nathaniel Borrell Dyer, Pro Se
Defendant Atlanta Independent School System
Active — Motion to Dismiss Pending

The thesis, proven
with primary sources.

16
School Closure Map
Every closed school plotted against neighborhood demographics, property values, and development activity. The pattern is geographic.
6.6x
Financial Disparity
$147 million spent in a predominantly white district versus $22 million in a Black community — and that school was then closed. The money moved in one direction.
157
Years of Pattern
A documented timeline from Reconstruction through APS Forward 2040 — the same communities, the same institutions, the same result.
100%
Selective Responsiveness
Every Black community opposed every closure. One month later, a white charter school received a five-year extension — unopposed — by the same board.
Blacktology — The Study of Black Institutional Survival
Atlanta · Education · Justice · Film

The Study
of Black
Survival.

Blacktology documents how power moves through schools, land, policy, and media — and what it costs Black communities. The record is being built in real time.

Active Federal Case
Dyer v. Atlanta Independent School System
1:26-cv-01284-MHC · N.D. Georgia · Judge M.H. Cohen · MTD Pending
The Platform

On December 3, 2025, the Atlanta Public Schools Board of Education voted to close 16 schools. Every single school is 85–98% Black. Every school serves students in poverty. Every community formally opposed the closures. The board voted yes anyway.

One month later, the same board approved a five-year extension for a predominantly white charter school — without opposition, without debate. Forty days. The same board. Two entirely different standards.

Blacktology exists to ensure the record of that contrast never disappears — and to connect the Atlanta fight to every Black community watching the same playbook run in their city.

Active Federal Litigation
Dyer v. Atlanta Independent School System
Case No. 1:26-cv-01284-MHC · N.D. Georgia · Judge Mark H. Cohen
16
Schools closed
Dec. 3, 2025
85–98%
Black enrollment
every closed school
$22M
Stanton renovation —
closed one year later
$147M
Spent in Buckhead —
predominantly white
The Magazine
All Issues →
Vol. 01 — 2026
APS
Cover Story
The Schools They Chose to Lose
The system is not broken. It is operating as designed.
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Vol. 02 — Coming
NFL
Race & Sport
Shedeur Sanders & the Invisible Hand
The draft does not lie. Neither does the pattern.
Read Preview
Vol. 03 — Coming
1865
History
Field Order 15: The Promise They Broke
40 acres. A government promise. The template for everything after.
Read Preview
Active Federal Litigation
Dyer v.
Atlanta ISD

A pro se federal civil rights lawsuit challenging the December 3, 2025 closure of 16 schools in Atlanta's predominantly Black neighborhoods — filed under the Equal Protection Clause and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Case No.
1:26-cv-01284-MHC
Court
N.D. Georgia
Judge
Hon. Mark H. Cohen
Status
MTD Pending
Claims
Equal Protection · Title VI
Plaintiff
N.B. Dyer, Pro Se
Track the Case
157
Years of documented institutional discrimination — Reconstruction through APS Forward 2040
40
Days between the closure vote and APS approving a 5-year white charter extension — no debate
100%
Community opposition at every affected school. The board voted yes anyway.
Save Our Schools · April 2, 2026
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4:00 PM Rally  ·  5:00 PM Public Comment  ·  6:00 PM Board Meeting
131 Trinity Ave. SW · Atlanta, GA 30303
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