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Parents express concern for their children in light of police brutality | New Pittsburgh Courier

Parents express concern for their children in light of police brutality | New Pittsburgh Courier:





I sympathize with my fellow parents.  We give our children the tools they need: good morals, right from wrong along with many other lessons.  But there is the point they start making their own decisions.  It is not a clear line that is crossed but a gradual transition into making all their own decisions.  We correct them along the way but there is a certain point where the time for correcting is gone.

This is the most painfully and stressful time for parents.  We watch them continue to grow up and make mistakes and they all make mistakes.  We just hope and pray none of those mistakes is so big that they change their life forever or worse end it.








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