We also have to empower our kids to protect themselves and to be safe, given the situation, and what we owe our children is to not hide from a discussion that this country can do better.
Juliette Kayyem: “We also have to empower our kids to protect themselves and to be safe, given the situation, and what we owe our children…”
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Juliette Kayyem stresses the importance of empowering children and having open discussions about safety and gun violence.
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