Controversy Over Ranger Role in Hyde Park Youth Program
A Hyde Park YMCA steering committee grapples with how far to include the Blackstone Rangers in a Cooperative Youth Program amid Sept 5 gang violence. The piece questions whether such inclusion harms youth by normalizing gang presence and limiting non gang alternatives.
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Different view on gang participation in Hyde Park
A Hyde Park community letter defends the Hyde Park Cooperative Youth Program and clarifies that Jeff Fort and the Blackstone Rangers do not dominate the steering committee. The writer explains timing of events after Disciples arrived and stresses Rangers attendance as observers only.
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