In this episode of The Real Deal with Dee and Denice, we tackle the pressing issue of gun violence in America. This conversation is about more than just the facts and figures -- it’s about real people, real struggles, and the collective call for REAL, meaningful change. Join us in this compelling episode where personal stories, historical insights, and global perspectives converge, creating a comprehensive dialogue on the urgency of gun control. Together, we aim to transform the narrative of gun violence from a recurring headline into a chapter of history. 

Tune in for a powerful episode that weaves through the emotional landscape of school shootings and personal losses, including Denice's heart-wrenching story of her nephew, Kenan Lamont Newton. We confront the stark racial disparities in gun law enforcement and how these laws disproportionately affect Black communities… But our discussion goes beyond borders as we introduce a fresh perspective from a UK guest, bringing an international viewpoint on effective firearm licensing systems. As we navigate through the shadows of the COVID pandemic and its link to an alarming rise in gun fatalities, especially among children and teens, we emphasize the vital role of local elections in shaping gun control policies and underscore the power of universal background checks and licensing reforms.

Denice's Mini Documentary - Africa Is Calling:

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