In a Grass-Roots Movement To Break the Cycle of Violence, African American Men Stage Walks Through City Neighborhoods
Subject
East Baltimore; Serving the Community; Ending Violence
Description
About 60 strong, the group of primarily African American men walked the streets of East Baltimore on Saturday, talking with residents on porches, greeting drivers at stoplights, handing out flyers about jobs, drug treatment, and family support. They invited passers-by to join their growing ranks.
Creator
Lorraine Mirabella
Source
Publisher
baltimoresun.com
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