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  • Criminals, Victims and the Black Men Left Behind

    Young, black men in Chicago are far more likely to be touched by violent crime than any other group. But they’re not innocent enough to get the help they need to recover.

    Carla Murphy Aug 4, 2014 7:00AM EDT

    Snoop Lion Joins Rappers Donating to Funeral for LA Girl

    Six-year-old Tiana Ricks was killed this week in a suspected gang incident.
    Von Diaz Sep 13, 2013 12:18PM EDT

    ACLU Tells Joe Biden: More Police in Schools Don't Make Them Safer

    Biden’s White House task force on curbing gun violence is set to release its recommendations soon, and advocacy groups urge against repeating past mistakes.
    Julianne Hing Jan 15, 2013 1:20PM EST

    After Newtown, School Communities Brace for Another Influx of Police

    School advocates that are already fighting a school to prison pipeline warn against the assumption that you prevent violence by adding cops.
    Julianne Hing Jan 10, 2013 10:33AM EST

    A 'Love Balm' for Mothers Who've Watched Too Many Sons Die

    A Bay Area theater project featuring the testimony of Oscar Grant’s grandmother seeks to make emotional sense of incomprehensible violence.
    Julianne Hing Nov 20, 2012 9:48AM EST

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