In other words, shithole

Apparently its NOT as bad as you claim. See 0807 above. /sarc

Forsythe had a no blacks sign in the 80s.
Work sent me down to this place off Ponce. My wife said “be careful”, which since she was a native of the ATL I knew it meant take a gun. I find out I’m working near a place called the “murder Kroger”.
This is the reality of the ATL.
A dude runs up to my door and tries to open it at an intersection in Scotdale. No no, not Scottsdale, Scotdale. I guess the lifted 4x4, the Elk decal, and the plates from one of those western states wasn’t a hint, the Glock at the window got his attention.
I’ve pulled my weapon more times in GA than ever before or since. I’ve been in some rough spots and never felt damn, I’m gonna have to smoke this dude, until I lived in the ATL.
I lived several lifetimes in the ATL and have ZERO desire to ever return.
Weddings and funerals, that’s it. Last time I went, I checked a pistol. F-the-ATL.

With all due respect and zero intention of starting a confrontation, I moved to the south from the mountain west. One of those red states that has no permit required concealed carry, open carry, and serious law and ordermoved to GA thinking it would another Red State. Not even in the same sport, let alone ballpark. We moved into a nice neighborhood, an outlying suburb, we are a top 2-3% wage earner family on the national scale, we could afford it. Right away we were TOLD we didn’t belong there. White professionals, highly educated, employed, aside from the House, no debt. We were called Yankees and Democrats. Which is ironic because I was an elected Republcian to a county wide office. And our counties are the size of North Eastern states.
I drove a 40 year old car, in great shape, because I liked it. I was told serveral times I was poor and didn’t belong.
My kids were bullied in school because they could read better than most of the class and my son understood mathematics before anyone else.
At Gwinnett place mall, the blacks were a major problem. In Lawrenceville we couldn’t go out to eat because the black staff would seat blacks ahead of us, even though we had a registration. I was hit in cross walk as I tried to get my temper tantrum throwing 4 year old across the parking lot. A fat black woman started cussing me out. I was assaulted by a white guy in a Dairy Queen Parking Lot because he didn’t like the way to asked his kid to be more careful.
There are good people in GA, I have met them. But GA has some major issues, my experiences were PROFOUNDLY negative, and the only reason I’m going back is to attend funerals.

Are you talking about Santa Rosa County, FL?