Four Georgia teens pursued summer jobs to stay out of trouble. They were pressured to join neighborhood gangs.
"Since you're so concerned about Black people and you're so concerned about Black youth, I want you to launch the Bill O'Reilly Black Youth Summer Jobs Program," Martin said.
Via: Baltimore Sun This summer only 5,400 young people have been placed in summer jobs, down from 7,000 jobs just last year. Mayor Rawlings-Blake was able to preserve $1.6 million to the program despite the city budget constraints. “Students are matched with jobs in the city’s fastest-growing fields, such as biotechnology, hospitality and medicine”, said […]
