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In Georgia, picking wild fruit could cost you $1,000 — unless you go here
The Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill offers a rare, legal area to forage for fruits, nuts and herbs. Credits: AJC | Library of Congress | The Conservation Fund
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FROM UATLWhy quarter zips are becoming a symbol of identity for young Black men
The quarter zip trend is more than fashion. Young Black men are using it to challenge stereotypes and reshape how they’re seen.
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FROM UATLHow a missing condom jumpstarted Mandii B's sex-positive podcast
Mandii B shares the unexpected and hilarious story behind launching her hit podcast "Decisions, Decisions."
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Quiet Cracking: The hidden workplace trend hitting women harder
Quiet cracking, the silent burnout work trend hitting women harder than men. Credits: AJC|Prelinger|TalentLMS|Bureau of Labor Statistics|McKinsey|Gallup
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VIDEO: Neurosurgeon known as 'The Singing Doc'
Dr. Christian Strong, a 34-year-old board-certified neurosurgeon, is known as “the singing doc” to colleagues at Piedmont Eastside Medical Center in Snellville.