Three mothers. A principal. A mother and a stepfather. A pastor. A young optimist. A reformed advocate. Read the stories of these Milwaukee lives touched by violence.
“If communities get better, schools will, too.” – Keith Carrington, the principal
“Now that I’m out, I want to pay it forward in the memory of my best friend. I want his life to mean something.” – Ramiah Whiteside, the second chance
“We all have to work toward solutions.” – Marcus Arrington, the Pastor
“I’m going to college and I’m playing ball. I did something positive.” – Marquell Jenkins, the optimist
“I’ve learned that trauma can be generational. Trying to get by and survive, we won’t ever heal.” – Jasmine Moore, with the mothers
Let’s all slip into the Up North mindset.
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