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Today's Date: April 18, 2024
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NYC STARTS TAKE BACK YOUR STREETS DRIVE
By Black Radio Network Staff
NEW YORK - With Black on Black crime growing rapidly, New York City officials have started an "Occupy the Corner" campaign in Harlem and other minority communities. Mayor Bill de Blasio said stopping the violence is a "we thing, not a me thing." The Mayor added "this is a very moving matter to me. This is the people taking back the street. We will solve our own challenges and make something good happen in our community."
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