Caption: Myron Burr, Credit: Keenen Brannon
Image by: Keenen Brannon 
Myron Burr 

Myron

Series: youth and police
From: Y-Press
Length: 00:02:20

For 18-year-old Myron Burr, who recently graduated from Cardinal Ritter High School, relationships with police are about attitude. Read the full description.
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Piece Description

Myron Burr is a member of Indianapolis' chapter of 100 Black Men, he shares his views about young black youth and relationships with the police with Y-Press journalist Keenen Brannon.

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