Tight Squeeze hippie district fades in Atlanta real estate shift
In the Tight Squeeze area north of Atlanta's business district, the hippie enclave loses residents and shops as developers move in. By last spring a third of the young residents had left, crime rose, and police presence expanded. Margaret Mitchell once lived nearby during her writing years.
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Epidemic of despair warns of political danger, says doctor
Northwestern University psychiatrist Dr. Harald Visotsky warns a rising low mood epidemic among youth may fuel political apathy, demagoguery and autocratic leadership. He cites widespread loneliness, self harm, and drug use as signs of a generational decline affecting all ages.
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