Two mothers form RAY to aid youth after loss
Glenwood teachers Addie Mix and Gloria Randolph formed Reclaim A Youth RAY a nonprofit in memory of their murdered sons James Mix and Sean Cater. The group based in Glenwood runs a support network tutoring scholarship and a youth basketball league while offering crisis intervention counseling and community outreach.
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Davis urges responsibility and village effort in keynote
CBS reporter John Davis urges people to take responsibility for their lives and others. He cites Addie Mix and Gloria Randolph, emphasizes the African proverb it takes a village to raise a child, and shares personal stories of helping a neglected youth, a drug addict, and a crack-dealer case to illustrate extending oneself to others.
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