A day after the Mobile NAACP called for an end to gun violence -- Baldwin County’s NAACP chapter is also trying to drive that same message home.
“We need everybody’s help -- because this is everybody’s problem,” said Alec Barnett, Baldwin County NAACP President.
“Gun violence is a real. And like I spoke to the group today -- it knows no barriers -- it knows no color, it knows no culture. It’s real and it’s here among us. Fortunately in Baldwin County -- we’ve been able to avoid a lot of these things,” said Eddie Tyler, Superintendent Baldwin County Public Schools.
“It’s time to end the silence -- to end the gun violence. It is important for everybody to speak up now... It’s gotten bad with everything that has been happening recently. This is just a start,” said one woman.
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