During the Atlanta Olympics, 41% of the funds spent were directed to businesses owned by minorities and women.

Schools in Atlanta have students representing almost 200 different nations.

The population of the Atlanta metropolitan area has grown from less than 500,000 people in 1960 to nearly 8 million people.

During his time as ambassador, Andrew Young observed that Venezuela was a friendly nation to the United States and its economy was gradually improving through trade, despite not having a democracy.

The Atlanta Olympics were funded by $2.5 billion raised from private sources, with no funding from city, state, or federal government.