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Atlanta’s Westside
Atlanta’s drug bazaar is slowly on the mend, one house at a time
Perhaps Dr. James P. Brawley’s family should no longer be ashamed of the street bearing his name.
In 2015, I sat on the porch of a retired bus driver who lived on Brawley Drive, named for a former Clark College president, and watched a sad, dangerous and pathetic parade of drug dealers, copper thieves and homeless people.
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