Spectrum News: Changing the narrative around gun violence

BY JORDAN KUDISCH

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — In 2023, 42,926 people died by gun violence in the U.S. according to gunviolencearchive.org.

North Carolina has also seen a fair share of that violence. A report by Everytown For Gun Safety shows our state falls right in the middle with the 24th highest rate of gun deaths in the U.S.

As we start the new year, a nonprofit is trying to change the conversation around gun violence one video at a time.

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Spectrum News: Changing the narrative around gun violence

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