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Let's stop killing Gods children!
I decided to decorate my backyard for Halloween. I asked myself what am I afraid of? I made a crime scene because that is what scares me. Nearly everyday I see make shift memorials on so many streets of Los Angeles almost daily.
My family has been blessed to have not been victims of violent crime. I'm not willing to wait until it happens. Are you?
Join the fight with me to find solutions, start a dialogue. We need each other! You may say, I'm only one person ,how can I make a difference? I used to say the same thing. I can't live with myself any more without trying. When I see the hurt from families of victims of violent crime on the news I feel embarrassed and so sad. I don't know how they have the strength to stand there and speak. My heart just aches for them. If saving our kids lives would receive half as much press as Britney and Lindsey we can win this fight. I'm a 52 year old disabled Grandmommy and if I can do something, so can every other American. I am a firm believer that prayer works. However, we need to get off our knees and get to work and save some lives.
Blessings
Marsha (Weezie) Bolden
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