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St. Petersburg, FL, USA
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Study: More girls are carrying guns - Juvenile Justice Information Exchange

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By Waveney Ann Moore
| Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
While male teens are still more likely to carry handguns than females, the rate at which girls and young women are carrying handguns is rising more quickly, a published earlier this year in the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests.
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The extraordinary surge in gun-carrying by teens comes with a heavy cost - Juvenile Justice Information Exchange

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By Waveney Ann Moore
| Juvenile Justice Information Exchange
Videographer Jacob Langston/For JJIE Rion Schofield was selling drugs at 13. By age 15, he was carrying a gun. “I was riding my bike and breaking into cars and came across my first one,” he said. “Eventually, over time, I had quite a few. Double digits.” Firearms were for protection, he said. “It made you feel safe. When you’re living that kind of lifestyle, you always want to be protected.” He got caught up in the juvenile justice system.
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Waveney Ann Moore: Lessons for parents, teachers and children

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By Waveney Ann Moore
| The St. Pete Catalyst Verified
In St. Petersburg’s Black community, the Starling School and Daycare Center is a familiar name. Viola Starling was fulfilling a dream when she founded the childcare business in 1972. The center, which occupies a block on 28th Street S, continues today in the hands of her descendants. About four minutes away, Viola Starling’s entrepreneurship perhaps is an example in Childs Park, where Michelle Amons is nurturing her 2Shays Family Daycare Home. She has a waiting list.
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