Mike Ainsworth was a perpetually good-natured man with a long stride who would always make time to say “Hello” to me whenever our paths crossed. He was the kind of guy who was comfortable in his own skin; he smiled … Continue reading →
Just something on my mind this morning as I read the news about yet another person killed, just for helping… When are we going to stop just being comfortable? We are all comfortable until it hits right on our doorstep, … Continue reading →
Fundraiser Party for ‘Murder Through The Eyes Of A Child’.
A Film by Declan Ryan & John Richie.
Sunday December 13th
@ One Eyed Jacks 615 Toulouse Street
MUSIC BY DJ MATTY from the MOD DANCE PARTY
AND THE WALRUS !
8pm.
$15
and all proceeds go directly to to project!.
630 673 7865 www.crescentcityfilms.net
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana is called the murder capital of the United States.
For the last decade, statistics have shown murder-rates seven to twelve
times higher than the national average. Eighty-seven percent of the
victims are black males mostly in their teenage years. This is the
city’s greatest neglected crisis with profound implications for the
issues of violence and crime most American cities face. New Orleans
government, law enforcement, community leaders, and well-intentioned
citizens cannot agree on a prognosis or a solution to this situation.
Wherever a disagreement is escalating into violence, an execution
is being planned, or a victim is taking his last breath, it is more
than likely a youth is witnessing or carrying out these actions.
~~~www.crescentcityfilms.net