The PBS Newshour Spcial Richochet suggests that gun violence is preventable in many different ways, including by addressing concentrated poverty, dysfunction in schools, mass incarceration, hyperpolicing of communities, food deserts, and medical deserts. Choose one of these methods, and describe how you think it would or would not be effective, justifying why you think so.

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