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Some Black Men Critical of D.C. Council Response to Violent Crime

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Dalonta Crudup, a participant in the Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement's Pathways Program, expressed gratitude for the program while calling for more programs to curb violent crime, while Council Member Anita Pinto stirred up controversy with her ACTIVE Amendment Act.

The post Some Black Men Critical of D.C. Council Response to Violent Crime appeared first on The Washington Informer.

Source: The Washington Informer

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