suburban-poverty-atlantas-hidden-epidemic

4/2/2016

This article discusses the issue of suburban poverty in Atlanta, highlighting it as a hidden epidemic. It explains that while Atlanta is known for its high levels of economic growth and wealth, there is a growing number of individuals and families living in poverty in the suburbs. The article explores the factors contributing to this phenomenon, such as the lack of affordable housing and transportation options, as well as the challenges faced by suburban communities in addressing poverty. It also sheds light on the impact of suburban poverty, including increased demand for social services and strained resources. Overall, the article brings attention to the often overlooked issue of poverty in suburban areas and the need for targeted interventions to address this growing problem.

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