This report is recommend for anyone interested in understanding how lost today's children are and the consequences of promiscuity. In the spring of 1996, as Atlanta prepared to host the summer Olympic Games, an outbreak of syphilis struck a group of teenagers in the prosperous bedroom community of Conyers, Georgia. Many of the children defied stereotypes, coming from intact families with economic advantages. In a series of intertwining profiles, Frontline uncovers the roots of the Conyers' syphilis epidemic and reveals a community struggling with teenage drug use, sex, aimlessness, and cynicism. This program contains graphic language and descriptions of teenage sexual activity.
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