Violence In Urban Cities

Have you ever thought about the blame behind the violence in our urban cities? No matter where you are, your loved ones will always want you to be safe and secure with the raise of drugs, gangs, and guns with the threat of violence within the communities. According to Joan Mccord the author of “Placing American Urban Violence In Context” stated,” American cities are more violent than those in other developed nations”. There are several types of violence such as emotional, physical, sexual, financial, and verbal. Violence is committed by a group of people, individuals, and large mobs directed towards someone or something with the intent to harm, damage, or kill. Violence can be divided into self-directed , targeted, collective, etc. Back
The violence in our urban cities comes from lack of money coming in causing people to be in debt , segregation within the communities causing people to commit violent acts against one another, and no one wanting to hire people to work causing them to be
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