In North Carolina, guns are now the leading cause of injury or death for children, surpassing car accidents.
Madeleine Dean: “In North Carolina, guns are now the leading cause of injury or death for children, surpassing car accidents.”
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Madeleine Dean highlights the alarming statistics of gun-related injuries among children in North Carolina.
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