How Many More Lives Must Georgia Lose Before Mental Health Becomes the Priority?

Three mass shootings in under two weeks make one thing clear: Georgia keeps mistaking a crisis of care for a crisis of access.

In late July, gunfire ripped through Atlanta’s historic Sweet Auburn neighborhood, leaving one dead and ten injured in what police described as a street shootout. Less than two weeks later, at Fort Stewart, an active-duty Army sergeant opened fire on fellow soldiers, wounding five. And on August 8, a 30-year-old man walked into a CVS on Emory University…