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Shootings were ravaging the nation’s capital, on track for its highest number of homicides in two decades. Parker found refuge holding a 9mm pistol at the Choppa Community, a gun range in Southern Maryland, owned by Mark “Choppa” Manley. https://t.co/8LXWewZF60 https://t.co/ROATROMqdh — PolitiTweet.org

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Like many Black women, Patrice Parker viewed guns as the root of violence that wrecked lives in her community. That changed after her son, Markelle Morrow — a well-known rapper whose stage name was Goonew — was shot to death not far from her home. https://t.co/8LXWewZF60 — PolitiTweet.org

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It wasn’t just the thrill that came from firing a deadly weapon. It was a new worldview that Parker believed offered a glimmer of hope. Maybe guns were the solution. “They took the fear out of me,” she said. https://t.co/8LXWewZF60 https://t.co/xvCKNwXOKa — PolitiTweet.org

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