Activists in Canarsie pledge to keep children safe, promote peace
Activists in Canarsie made a pledge Sunday to help youth in the community turn away from violence and promote safety and peace.
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Feb 6, 2022, 10:50 PM
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407ds agoActivists in Canarsie made a pledge Sunday to help youth in the community turn away from violence and promote safety and peace.
The Take Back Our Children Foundation was started by the mother of 16-year-old Carlton Locksley Bennett, an aspiring soccer player and engineer killed nearly 30 years ago for a gold chain during a robbery.
She's asking other adults in the community to reach out a helping hand to young people.
