The clip, which surfaced online and has since gone viral, shows Adefarasin holding an object that some viewers believe resembles a gun while speaking to a passerby who was recording the incident.

A powerful new art installation at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) is giving community members a chance to honor loved ones lost to gun violence.

It’s called “Art in the Aftermath” and the goal is to heal scars left by gun violence. many of the contributors aren’t artists, however. Instead, they are people who have had their own ...

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PORTLAND, Ore. — A social justice organization is using art education to advocate against ongoing gun violence across Portland. Teressa Raiford founded the nonprofit Don’t Shoot PDX, motivated ...