Don't Shoot: One Man, a Street Fellowship, and the End of Violence in Inner-City America
In Don't Shoot, David M. Kennedy considers violence in inner-city America through the lens of one man and a street fellowship. The book focuses on community, social connection, and the possibility of ending violence, offering a nonfiction examination of a difficult and enduring American issue.
About This Book
Don't Shoot explores violence in inner-city America through the perspective of David M. Kennedy.
The book centers on the relationship between one man, a street fellowship, and the challenge of ending violence.
Its subject matter connects community life, social conditions, and efforts to address violence in American cities.
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