ATLANTA, Ga. — Dr. Joseph Beasley, a lifelong advocate for civil and human rights in Atlanta and throughout Georgia, passed away at the age of 88, his family confirmed. Known for his unwavering commitment to justice, Beasley’s decades of activism left a lasting imprint on the community he served.
A Life Dedicated to Justice – Born in Fayette County, Georgia, Beasley rose from humble beginnings to become a central figure in the civil rights movement. Over the years, he championed racial equality, economic justice, and voter rights, working to ensure marginalized voices were heard.
Beasley was deeply involved in mentoring younger generations of activists, emphasizing the importance of civic engagement, education, and community empowerment. His work spanned numerous organizations and initiatives, and he was recognized for his ability to bridge generational divides in the fight for justice…