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IJ Fights Protectionist Zoning Abuse In South Fulton, Georgia

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By Renee Flaherty
| Short Circuit
Awa Diagne lived the American Dream for nearly 30 years. She moved here from Senegal in 1992, raised six children, and became a U.S. citizen in 2002. Like many entrepreneurial immigrants, she supported her family by braiding hair in downtown Atlanta. Then in 2021, tragedy struck when her husband passed away from COVID-19. Awa and her family had just moved to the Atlanta suburb of South Fulton so that her twin daughters could attend the excellent local schools.
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Doctor Fighting to Break Certificate of Need Barrier in North Carolina Original

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By Daryl James, Renee Flaherty
| Reason Verified
Health Care The Institute for Justice partners with an independent eye doctor to challenge state regulations that protect hospital monopolies and restrict patient access. | (ID 113341903 © William Howard | Dreamstime.com) Getting a medical appointment can take weeks or months in the United States, where big hospitals dominate local markets. Independent eye doctor Jay Singleton is trying to break up such a cartel in North Carolina, where he operates.
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Georgia Hair Braider Fights Back in War on Small Business

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By Renee Flaherty, Daryl James, Daryl James
| The Georgia Sun Verified
African immigrant Awa Diagne has hair braiding skills. She might be too good. When she tried to set up shop near her home in South Fulton, Georgia, city officials denied her permit because they worried she might take customers from an established salon in the same shopping center. “It is not fair for small businesses to have to compete with someone right next door to them,” Councilwoman Carmalitha Gumbs said during a public hearing on July 9, 2024.
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