How Chicago Teenagers Are Dealing With the Violence
After the highly publicized beating death of a Chicago teenager in September, Attorney General Eric Holder and Education Secretary Arne Duncan visited the city and called for a national conversation on youth violence.
More than a month later, Chicagoans are talking. Some teens are spending long hours strategizing about how to stop violence, but still others voice frustration over the attacks that remain a constant in their lives.
Morning Edition report here.
Some fear that the closure of a dozen Chicago schools exacerbated the gang problem. Report.
The troubling case of Michael Scott. Chicago Public Radio.
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