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Jun 24, 2017 42 min

Episode 3 - Gang Violence

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Welcome to Episode 3! This week Chris discusses gang violence - past and present; L.A. to Chicago. Chris also gives you an inside look at what life was like back in L.A., the move to the Chicagoland area, the infamous Chicago violence that we see on T.V. everyday, and what needs to be done to help put an end to the killing. Mr. Mayor Emanuel, are you listening?! Chris finishes up this week by talking about INK 180's role in the fight against gang violence, helping those turning away from that life, and other similar Chicago area ministries, non-profits, foundations that are doing GREAT things to help make Chicago safer for all people. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast! Take care and we'll see you next week! Check out INK 180 online: www.ink180.com Credit where credit is due: "Straight Outta Compton" (1988) Composed by: Dr. Dre / Ice Cube / MC Ren / Eric "Easy-E" Wright / (DJ) Yella Performed by: N.W.A. Published by: Priority Records "Bad Boys" (1987)(1989)(1991) Composed by: Lester Adderly / Tommy Adebratt / Carlton Coffie / Lancelot Hall / William "Poogie" Hart / Touter Harvey / Inner Circle / Ian Lewis / Roger Lewis / David Morales / John Poppo / Neil Young Performed by: Inner Circle Published by: RAS Records, Atlantic Records "Colors" (1987/1988) Composed by: Afrika Islam / Ice-T / Michael Mazzarella Performed by: Ice-T Published by: Warner Bros. Records Inc.

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