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The Boston Globe
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Black pastors contribute to Boston's safety
Since its peak in 1990, Boston has experienced a nearly 80 percent decline in homicides, with current crime statistics showing consistent decreases in shootings and violence. Community outreach, police collaboration, and faith-based initiatives, particularly by Black clergy, have played a significant role in reducing street violence. Ongoing efforts include street peace walks and crime prevention programs, contributing to Boston's reputation as one of the safest major cities nationally.
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