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 [Boston youth against street violence] Original Airdate: 2/1/1989 Length: 00:03:43 Item Type: newstape - edited story master Go to full description for this item. Description : Abstract Marcus Jones reports that the Dorchester Youth Collaborative (DYC) provides a safe haven from street violence for young people in the area. Jones reports that some young people at the DYC have formed their own music groups and write their own songs. Jones interviews Robert Bostic (15-year old Roxbury resident) and his friends. Bostic says that he is using rap music to send a positive message. Jones also interviews Al McClain (DYC counselor), who talks about the impact of the DYC on the lives of the neighborhood teenagers. Jones reports that the DYC-member group One Nation has released an album. Jones interviews DeMaul Golson (DYC member) and other members of the group One Nation. Jones also interviews Todd Maxell (16-year old Roxbury resident), who says that teenagers will listen to anti-violence messages from their peers. The report includes footage of Natalie Jacobson (WCVB-TV) and R.D. Sahl (WNEV-TV) reporting on crime in Roxbury. The report also features footage of teenagers at the DYC, footage of the members of One Nation performing on stage and footage from a video produced by teenagers at the Roxbury Boys and Girls Club. This tape includes additional footage of DYC members and a music video called "Stand Back From Crack." Contributor : Reporter Marcus Jones
Subject : Keywords African American musicians Rap music Urban youth Violence Subject : Personal Names Bostic, Robert Golson, DeMaul Jacobson, Natalie Jones, Marcus Maxwell, Todd McClain, Al Sahl, R.D. Subject : Corporate Names (Organization names) Dorchester Youth Collaborative (DYC) One Nation Roxbury Boys and Girls Club WCVB WNEV Subject : Geographic Locations Dorchester (Boston, Mass.) Roxbury (Boston, Mass.) Type : Genre News - Television |
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