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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
BALTIMORE (AP) - Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Stop calling successful Christian films surprises
2. Offer a fresh take on the Bible. While more straightforward tellings of Jesus' life like 2006's The Nativity Story ($37.6 million total) have flourished, it helps to see the story through fresh eyes. Mel Gibson's 2004 blockbuster The Passion of the Christ ($370.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
By DAVID MCFADDEN and REBECCA SANTANA Associated Press. BALTIMORE (AP) - Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
BALTIMORE (AP) � Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
BALTIMORE (AP) — Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
By DAVID MCFADDEN and REBECCA SANTANA Associated Press. BALTIMORE (AP) - Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
By DAVID MCFADDEN and REBECCA SANTANA Associated Press. BALTIMORE (AP) - Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope Source: AP
BALTIMORE (AP) - Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Linda Brown, Who Was at Center of Brown v. Board of Education, Dies
Linda Brown, who as a schoolgirl was at the center of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case that rejected racial segregation in American schools, died in Topeka, Kan., Sunday afternoon. She was 76. {snip} The 1954 U.S. Supreme Court case, Brown v. Board of Education , involved several families, all....

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
"We should have got the same attention in return," said Martin, who is black. The gun violence toll is unrelenting in parts of Baltimore a city that reached a grim milestone last year when the per-capita homicide rate rose to 56 killings per 100,000 people. That's the highest rate among the country's 30 biggest cities.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope Source: AP
BALTIMORE (AP) - Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
The deaths of seven classmates to gun violence over the span of 15 months have left deep emotional scars. The students at Excel agree that their high school with a metal detector at the entrance provides a sense of security. But the toll on their bodies and minds is significant. Nerves are on edge. It can be hard to concentrate.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
BALTIMORE Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family’s apartment for weeks.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope Source: AP
BALTIMORE (AP) - Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
BALTIMORE Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family’s apartment for weeks.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope Source: AP
BALTIMORE (AP) - Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
Christina Martin, a 17-year-old who lost two schoolmates to gun violence this year at Thurgood Marshall Academy in Washington, noted that the victims in the affluent Parkland community were mostly white and Latino. None were African-American. "We should have got the same attention in return," said Martin, who is black.

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Black teens view Parkland gun debate with frustration, hope
Imani Holt was just 10 when she saw a neighbor get fatally shot by a triggerman riding a bicycle. The African-American girl from a gritty section of Baltimore was so traumatized by the drug-fueled bloodshed she refused to leave her family's apartment for weeks.

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Stop calling Christian movies' success a 'surprise'
2. Offer a fresh take on the Bible. While more straightforward tellings of Jesus' life like 2006's The Nativity Story ($37.6 million total) have flourished, it helps to see the story through fresh eyes. Mel Gibson's 2004 blockbuster The Passion of the Christ ($370.

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Flamboyant pastor Kathy Kiuna throws mega birthday party for her 75-year-old mother
- Reverend Kathy Kiuna joined the list of celebrities who can hold a mighty party for their loved ones. - The reverend was celebrating her mother in a lavish ceremony. - Kathy's mother recently turned 75 years, and the reverend could barely keep calm.

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Stop calling Christian movies' success a 'surprise'
It helps to have a familiar story or franchise, says Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for comScore. "Having that built-in branding and a reference point for those who may have read the books that these films are based on may be more important in this genre than others, because that source material will give the film instant credibility.

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Stop calling successful Christian films surprises
2. Offer a fresh take on the Bible. While more straightforward tellings of Jesus' life like 2006's The Nativity Story ($37.6 million total) have flourished, it helps to see the story through fresh eyes. Mel Gibson's 2004 blockbuster The Passion of the Christ ($370.

Read Full Article
 
Stop calling successful Christian films surprises
2. Offer a fresh take on the Bible. While more straightforward tellings of Jesus' life like 2006's The Nativity Story ($37.6 million total) have flourished, it helps to see the story through fresh eyes. Mel Gibson's 2004 blockbuster The Passion of the Christ ($370.

Read Full Article
 
Stop calling successful Christian films surprises
It helps to have a familiar story or franchise, says Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for comScore. "Having that built-in branding and a reference point for those who may have read the books that these films are based on may be more important in this genre than others, because that source material will give the film instant credibility.

Read Full Article
 
Stop calling Christian movies' success a 'surprise'
It helps to have a familiar story or franchise, says Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for comScore. "Having that built-in branding and a reference point for those who may have read the books that these films are based on may be more important in this genre than others, because that source material will give the film instant credibility.

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Stop calling successful Christian films surprises
and War Room have all made similar headlines following their stellar debuts, proving that it's about time for a new narrative about the might of Christian moviegoers. RELATED: "(The word 'surprise') should be retired," says Adam Holz, a senior associate editor for Focus on the Family's Christian pop culture site Plugged In.

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