‘Aftershocks’ Series Uncovers Lasting Impacts of Chicago Gun Violence – WTTW (Chicago)

“Even though the answers varied when I asked people to describe their community — sometimes people would say it’s horrific or it’s a village — people described it as resilient,” the author said. “Even if someone had heard gun shots so often that they could now tell the type of bullet that the gun was firing … they were really interested in supporting and doing the work themselves trying to make their communities better.”
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debtsor
4 years ago

BS, they can’t tell the type of bullet being shot.

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