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Ad Libs: Powerful profiles

Uploaded: Oct 21, 2010
Doug Fort fell into the gang life at age 13, after, he says, "crack came into our community." Today he works in violence prevention.

His is one of five stories told in video profiles, all talking about life and loss, violence and rebirth in East Palo Alto. For those of us who remember the frightening stories coming out of the city in the early '90s, the stories are grim and powerful reminders. ...

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Posted by Walter_E_Wallis, a resident of ,
on Oct 22, 2010 at 4:28 am

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Another product of the divisiveness of Tinsley.


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