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Old 07-30-2007, 09:49 AM
 
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I 'am posting this thread to see if I can become enlightened as to the black experience in the Atlanta area versus my experience in Prince Georges County

I hear that the Atlanta area is popular for many blacks however I hear that the Atlanta area is worse than PG county when it comes to crime and the school system. Prince Georges County has the National Harbor and other developments coming to the county to improve its image and attract more affluent residents. Are there major projects/revitalization efforts slated to occur in the Atlanta region to do the same?

I also hear that diversity is more of a problem in the Atlanta area as self segregation is very prevalent and evident throughout the various communities in the Atlanta region. Is this true?

Your thoughts are appreciated.
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