Alpharetta isn't the largest suburb. I live in the area, not in Alpharetta, hence "Alpharetta Area"

You didn't read the part about how quickly it is changing, I guess.

We moved here in 2008, and it was lily white. By 2013, we had to use open enrollment to find a school where ESL and transience weren't the name of the day. The kindergarten class had 11 different dialects... not sure how you learn in that environment, and school results prove that out. By 2020, schools that were 80% white were 30-40% white.

That is a rapid change, and there is no integration, everyone just congregates into enclaves with people like themselves, so there is no effort to learn the language by adults.

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Posted by PurpleandGold Motown

Birmingham, Alabama

Member since Oct 2007

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Posted on 1/27/24 at 2:13 pm to concrete_tiger

Is that you, Joe?

“I don’t want my kids growing up in a jungle, a racial jungle”

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Posted by Aeolian Vocalion

Texas

Member since Jul 2022

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Posted on 1/27/24 at 2:29 pm to concrete_tiger

That's like what I've heard from my friend in Houston. The area he moved was considered fairly safe just a few years back. I used to visit the area myself, and go to the stores, and walk the sidewalks. He revealed to me just this past week that he now no longer exits his apartment to go around the corner of the building to get his mail after the sun goes down. Told me it's too dangerous. All the cars are broken in, and about six months ago there was a double-murder in the parking lot. Just boggles my mind, and it kills me seeing the whole 'quality of life' degrading for so many people I know.

Just one of dozens of first-hand anecdotes I keep hearing, telling me how fast things are falling apart, greatly due to this massive invasion of illegals and fentanyl going on.

This post was edited on 1/27/24 at 2:33 pm

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