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Obama No Change for Color and Class in 2012
There has been no comment from President Obama about his outrage and discuss about this incident of “Racial Profiling and Racial Injustice.” Continue reading →
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Author Take Part in multimedia pow-wow “Fighting Back: Violence In Our Cities.”
For Immediate Release December 6, 2011 FOR MORE INFORMATION: Elizabeth Benton Director of Communications 203-946-7660, 203-675-8291 (cell) -MEDIA ADVISORY- Mayor DeStefano and Chief Esserman to Participate in Multimedia Forum on Violence Reduction WHO: Mayor John DeStefano Jr., Police Chief Dean Esserman, Author David … Continue reading →
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Tagged Author David Kennedy, Barbara Fair, black boys, Black male violence, community police, fatherhood, firearm related homicides, gun violence, juvenile crimes, Mayor John DeStefano Jr., minority male youth, NABLEO, New Haven Guardians, NHG, Police Chief Dean Esserman, Police Officer Shafiq Abdussabur, Young Urban Males
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Preview from new book “Young Urban Males.”
In 2007, many American urban leaders were introduced to urban gun violence; the newest dilemma eroding the integrity of our “best practice society.” No more simple solutions and punch line words of deterrent like “JUST SAY NO!” Urban gun violence … Continue reading →
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Tagged african american, black boys, Black male population, Black male violence, Chicago, child poverty, community police, CTRIBAT, firearm related homicides, gun violence, juvenile crimes, minority male youth, New Orleans, Oakland, OJJDP, Philadelphia, problems with young males, Project SERV, Shafiq Abdussabur, Urban City, urban male, young leaders, young males, Young Urban Males
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A new dilemah of Young Urban Males
They point to the lack of recreational activities for children, what some see as the decline in the city’s community policing, the continuing deterioration of black families, gang culture, too many guns, too few jobs. “There are a thousand answers, and they’re all right,” Mr. Abdussabur says. “And there are a thousand questions, and they’re all legitimate.”
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Tagged Black and white academic, black boys, black male crisis, Black male violence, community police, fatherhood, firearm related homicides, gun violence, juvenile crimes, life expectancy of African, minority male youth, New York Times, PETER APPLEBOME, problems with young males, raising young boys, Shafiq Abdussabur, teenage boys, Young Urban Males
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Pay Now or Pay Later
What is too much of how much to spend on a child’s safety? And if we come up with a price is it more like a down payment on the child’s life or are we putting their development … Continue reading →
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Tagged African-American males, black boys, black male fatherhood, Black male population, Black male violence, black males, child poverty, fatherhood, firearm related homicides, life expectancy of African, minority male youth, problems with young males, raising young boys, Shafiq Abdussabur, Shooting Season, solutions to gun violence, Young Urban Males
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Urban Gun Violence Prevention Program
Young Urban Males 