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What are you doing to change the world?

by CL staff @cl_atlanta

"'Telling straight-up dolts what's good."
- "Nadvertising" on clatl.com

"'Rowing upstream in a boat made of recycled sociology textbooks."
- "Mark from Atlanta" on clatl.com

"Living more spiritually by staying in touch with the universe."
- Yusuf, in downtown

"'Smiling at strangers."
- Maggie, in downtown

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