CONFLICT: In My City of Brotherly Love

CAN INNER CITY KIDS GET A GOOD EDUCATION? Crime, drugs, guns - in Philadelphia, the poorest of the nation's big cities, it all starts in kindergarten and moves up through senior year in public high school - poor proficiency in English and math, poor graduation rates, lack of good jobs for the many kids in the so called "e;impoverished, underprivileged, poor"e; neighborhoods. How do we turn this around in a world of constant conflict?

In this short story, a neighborhood kid named Joe Robinson perhaps has some answers.

Follow his trials and tribulations, and perhapshis ultimate success.