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B. Free Philadelphia
On February 16, 2012,
in Livable Communities Act, Metropolis, Neighborhood Design, Others, Places, Smart Growth, Suburbia, Sustainability,
by Joseph G. Brin
MORNING IN AMERICA
2004. News spread in Philadelphia on February 17, 4:15PM, that Faheem Thomas-Childs, ten years old, was dead. He was caught in a hail of nearly 100 bullets, crossfire between rival gangs that occurred as children streamed into school to start a new day. Faheem Thomas-Childs held on but the wounds were too devastating and his bright light flickered out.
In his own neighborhood, Faheem Thomas-Childs was known as “A real peacemaker.”
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Joseph G. Brin
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