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THEY REFUSE TO BE USED

Teaching women not to buy or hide guns for their partners, the leaders of Operation LIPSTICK aim to stop murders on their streets
by JEFF TRUESDELL Oct 22, 2016 1 minuto
TAKING A STAND “I’m making a difference when someone who is misguided on what love is, who’s willing to go jail for someone else, makes a turnaround,” says LIPSTICK program director Rose (left, with Rollins, center, and Leathers).

After her 21-year-old son Danny was found shot to death in Roxbury, Mass., in 2007, Ruth Rollins struggled to accept his fate. Danny had been running with a violent street crowd, and Rollins says she felt judged

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