Some People Call Violence A Disease. So These People Came Up With A Treatment.

It seems like the news shows one shooting after another, each one as senseless and tragic as the last. One group is trying to break that cycle by doing something unheard of in violence prevention but also very common-sense.

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Nov 15, 2013

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