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There s many people living in silence : Domestic violence survivor, local organization spread awareness

There s many people living in silence : Domestic violence survivor, local organization spread awareness
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Chicago s most violent neighborhoods were more dangerous than ever in 2021

Although the increase in murders slowed from 2020, last year was the deadliest since the mid-1990s. Mayor Lightfoot and her City Council critics are at odds about how to reduce the bloodshed going forward.

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We should vaccinate inmates Go ahead and scream But here s why

We should vaccinate inmates. Go ahead and scream. But here’s why . | Commentary Orlando Sentinel 3/2/2021 Scott Maxwell, Orlando Sentinel Today I want to talk about a wildly unpopular idea vaccinating inmates. I know this proposal will trigger a lot of people. So let’s go ahead and get the screaming out of the way. YOU THINK A CAREER CRIMINAL IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN MY MEE-MAW?? YOU MUST HAVE ROCKS IN YOUR SKULL WHERE A BRAIN SHOULD GO! Feel better? Now, with gut reactions out of the way, let’s talk about why health experts say this is smart public policy.

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COVID vaccines for Florida inmates? Yes Here s why

Gov. DeSantis scoffs at COVID vaccines for inmates. Meanwhile, taxpayers spend money treating infections among this vulnerable, crammed-together population. That’s financially foolish.

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Shootings in San Diego up 16 percent this year, police data show

Print It was just before 6 p.m. on Nov. 30, the long Thanksgiving weekend over, and on South 45th Street near Newton Avenue, the month was about to end with a sound that has become increasingly common across San Diego this year: gunshots. Two men standing on the sidewalk in the Skyline neighborhood were shot when a light-colored sedan drove by, stopped momentarily, and someone inside opened fire. One 44-year-old man was hit in his head; another, 29, hit in the arm. Both survived. Those were the final gunshots in a month that saw a shooting somewhere in the city about once every three days. The incident on South 45th Street was not unusual, but was part of a larger phenomenon in San Diego this year.

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