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“90% of us came from single-parent homes who were in the gang. There was just a small 10% who had a mother and a father in the home. For a lot of us, we did not had that father or authority figure who could have intervened on our behalf. Where we could have said, ‘You know, daddy, Johnny tried to rob me or Johnny just slapped me’, and our father could have either taken us to the police station, or went to school with us to address the issue. So we had to defend for ourselves. Shelton ‘Apples’ Burrows reform gang leader”

Self Defense Father Figure Gang Members Rebellion Raiders Single Mothers Gang Intervention At Risk Youth Crime Prevention Fatherless Homes Absentee Fathers At Risk Communities Single Parents Authority Figure Police Station

Book:The Fight of My Life is Wrapped Up in My Father

Source: The Fight of My Life is Wrapped Up in My Father

“The majority of us were from single parent family homes. You could have counted the fellas on your fingers that had a mummy and a daddy at home. Anthony ‘Ada’ Allen, one of the former leaders and founders of the Rebellion Raiders”

Law Enforcement Gangsters Gang Members Rebellion Raiders Single Mothers Gang Intervention At Risk Youth Youth Outreach Fatherless Homes Absentee Fathers Youth Programs At Risk Communities Gang Prevention Social Ills Single Parents Dead Beat Dads

Book:The Fight of My Life is Wrapped Up in My Father

Source: The Fight of My Life is Wrapped Up in My Father

“Heavy is the head, forced to wear two crowns”.”

Single Mothers Fatherless Fatherless Homes Single Parents

Author:R.P. Falconer

“I’m sorry to disturb your mid-afternoon mattress dance, but I have to ask you to try to control the volume.”

Age Gap Romance Meet Cute Single Parents Closed Door Romance

Book:The Archer and His Rosebud

Source: The Archer and His Rosebud

“It dawns on me that this is probably the first time I've hugged my dad since he moved out, which just makes me hug harder, and suddenly there's so much I want to ask him - like: Wasn't there some way he and Mom could have worked it out and did he miss me before I came to live with him and does he still love me even though he hates Mom now? But I don't ask him any of that because if I did, then I'd definitely start crying and I may not be able to stop - ever. So I just keep hugging.”

Divorce Cursed Middle Grade Broken Homes Single Parents Karol Ruth Silverstein

Book:Cursed

Source: Cursed