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I do think theres a little something different in the air right now because it appears that theres no method to the madness thats going on across the nation, like in New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, a lot of different cities, whats going on is that its learned behavior. Its passed down from generation to generation ... you have people out here now that are shooting just to shoot people. Thats what makes it more dangerous.
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Theres the need for some sort of justice-type of programing here in the city of Chicago, what I would like to recommend for politicians and community thought leaders, to pretty much take a good look at restorative justice, because that might be the wave of the future when it comes down to really trying to reduce gun violence out here in major cities across the United States.
Found on FOX News 4 years ago
My theory is that its a Black mans responsibility to reduce the gun violence in their communities, you see, a lot of us continue to wait on the police to stop the killing. We continue to wait on programs to stop the killings. But its really all about [how] the Black man must rise up to the occasion and really address the issue of gun violence in our community. The numbers will never surprise me.
Found on FOX News 4 years ago
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