On the recordFebruary 5, 2019
If we want to combat mass violence, we have to address the human factors actually driving it.
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congress.govIf we want to combat mass violence, we have to address the human factors actually driving it.
Reed argues for addressing underlying human factors behind violence instead of just legislation.
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