Editor’s Journal: The day I dropped my daughter at kindergarten—and found my community
Atlanta Magazine editor Allison Entrekin shares her experience finding a sense of community in Atlanta through her daughter's kindergarten. She reflects on how community is defined by people rather than physical location.
Community can be hard to find in a city as large and segmented as Atlanta. But Atlanta Magazine editor in chief Allison Entrekin found hers through her daughter's school. She learned that community is about people not place.
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