A view from a life and family advocate: What could lead a child to take another child’s life?
First of three parts THERE is something uniquely disturbing about the recent incidents of school violence in our country. Violence is always tragic, but when the person holding the weapon is a child, and the person whose life is taken is another child, the tragedy forces us to confront questions that go far beyond school security, criminal law, or even mental health. As a life and family advocate,
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