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Gun violence interrupters point to promise of intervention programs

iStock (NEW YORK) In North Lawndale, a neighborhood on the West Side of Chicago laden with crime and poverty, Derek Brown, founder of Boxing Out Negativity,

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Gun violence interrupters point to promise of intervention programs

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Gun violence interrupters point to promise of intervention programs

Experts say examining the environment that perpetuates gun violence is key to understanding the latest uptick in communities of color.

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What Happened to Poverty in America in 2021

When it comes to tracking how poverty impacts families with children in COVID-era America, estimates for 2021 reveal something noteworthy.

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Popular Breakfast Cereals Set for a 20 Percent Price Increase in January 2022

About 100 items manufactured by food giant General Mills, including its popular breakfast cereals, will have a 20 percent price increase.

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