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North Carolinians Against Gun Violence Action Fund

3 hours ago

We are inspired & encouraged by the strategies outlined by President Joe Biden for taking on the monumental task of preventing gun violence on a national & community level. 🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less

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North Carolinians Against Gun Violence Action Fund

4 hours ago

"’In 2020, in North Carolina and nationally, it was the most violent year in the 21st century. Simply unacceptable,’ said Becky Ceartas, the Executive Director of North Carolinians Against Violence Action Fund.”Community violence intervention teams are evidenced-based programs that have been proven to save lives. North Carolina needs more of these.www.google.com/amp/s/abc11.com/amp/biden-joe-news-gun-violence/10824631/ ... See MoreSee Less

NC officials, activists react to Biden's plan to address rising gun violence

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Homicides in the first quarter of 2021 are up 24% versus last year in the U.S. and 49% over the same time period in 2019.

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North Carolinians Against Gun Violence Action Fund

2 days ago

Under the current law, churches that also operate as schools are not allowed to admit anyone with a weapon. We are so grateful that Governor Cooper vetoed a bill Friday that would change that.“‘It doesn’t make us any safer, I would actually be more afraid of members taking guns into the church,’ Pastor Vance Haywood of St. John’s Metropolitan Community Church in Raleigh said.”“‘This is an ill-crafted piece of legislation that is dangerous to North Carolina school children,’ Becky Ceartas said. ‘We call on all lawmakers to sustain Governor Cooper’s veto.’”💻 You can easily send your lawmakers a message asking them to support Governor Cooper’s veto here: bit.ly/3gOT4Dn. ... See MoreSee Less

Some churches disagree with Cooper veto of concealed carry in church bill, others support

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LUMBERTON, N.C. (WBTW) — Many North Carolina churches allow concealed carry during their services, but churches that also operate schools do not. On Friday, Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed a bill that...

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North Carolinians Against Gun Violence Action Fund

2 days ago

‼️ Thankfully, Governor Cooper has exercised his right to veto the terrible bill which would allow guns in schools that are on the same grounds as a religious place of worship. ⏰ There’s one more step! Our N.C. legislators must support this veto. Let them know you are against guns in all schools: bit.ly/3zKMFSl. ... See MoreSee Less

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