There aren’t many things we can all agree with when it comes to curbing violence in Chicago. But it would be difficult for anyone to make a sensible argument against this: If young black men went to work every day, they wouldn’t be out in the streets killing each other. Click on the link below to read more.
Want to curb violence? Give black men a job. – Chicago Tribune
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