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At Intersection of 30th and Martin Luther King St in Indianapolis, Black Pastor Camps Out for 30-Days to "Stop the Violence"

In an area of Indianapolis with few whites, a black pastor who goes by the street name of "Past G" is camping out for a month to 'Stop the Violence'. 

This same pastor camped out back in 2015 with the same goal in mind, but Indianapolis registered its most violent year ever - courtesy of blacks - in 2016. 

S'mores, group singing and a campfire on the corner of 30th and MLK Street in Indianapolis wasn't enough to convince black people to stop killing other blacks. 

If at first you don't succeed, camp out again to stop black on black violence![Near northwest side pastor camps out for change, Fox 59, June 16, 2017]:

A near northwest side pastor is looking to camp out as a way to raise awareness about problems affecting his neighborhood. 

Pastor John Girton Jr, affectionately known as Past G, plans to spend the next 30 days in a tent near the intersection of 30th and MLK. This is something that Girton has done before; he first started the demonstration in 2015. 

“Last time was all about listening and hearing what people thought, this time is about delivering,”  Girton said. 

Using the vacant store fronts of a strip mall, Girton and his team of volunteers say they will provide important community resources for the entire thirty days. 

“Everything from job training, job readiness training, health care, infant mortality information, workshops, hiring events, and soft skills training,” Girton said. 

Girton added that mental health resources and city/state officials will also be on site to assist those that need help. 

While Girton and his initiative have support from organizations like Riley Children’s Hospital, Indiana University Health, Legacy House Victim Services, he says the support he has is only eclipsed by the support he still needs. Girton says that includes support from community members and those with the means and resources to help affect change. 

“They can see the tent and that’s great but I want them to see the solutions. We don’t want to wait until another tragedy happens we want to get in front of it,” he said.

We already know the solutions.

Restrictive covenants and sundown laws, protecting white home owners and white property owners from being victims of black crime and black dysfunction.

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