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“Did your father die?” For a 2nd grader, gunfire, lockdowns, then the worst violence of all

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“Did your father die?” For a 2nd grader, gunfire, lockdowns, then the worst violence of all
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"He wanted to be brave like his dad, until the gun violence circling his life found a close target."

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