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FL: Local Students Address Gun Violence at Live Performance, Youth Summit
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Young South Floridians are sending a powerful message about crime in their community at a live music performance in Miami Gardens and at a youth summit in Miami, Saturday. Talent, passion and calls to end gun violence filled the theater at Florida Memorial University in Miami Gardens at the Fourth Annual CD Compilation Release Event. Students and members of various local youth groups showcased their own music, featured on the CD “MDP4P.”
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dasing
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| End criminal activity! |
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PHORTO
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How many of 'em will be cavorting across the front of the stage with their hats on backwards, swinging their arms like gorillas, grunting unintelligible lyrics?
How many of 'em will be saying "Yo, YO!"?
P.S. - Frederica Wilson is a communist disguised as a Democrat. |
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