In inner city Chicago, Max negotiated the rough terrain of street life, wrestling with whether to fight or run when facing gang members. Concerned about his safety, Max's parents sent him "down South" to live with a relative for a year. The experience transformed the lives of three people. Read the featured essay in Journal of Family Life, published by Emory's MARIAL Center.
Monday, August 31, 2009
Our year with Max
In inner city Chicago, Max negotiated the rough terrain of street life, wrestling with whether to fight or run when facing gang members. Concerned about his safety, Max's parents sent him "down South" to live with a relative for a year. The experience transformed the lives of three people. Read the featured essay in Journal of Family Life, published by Emory's MARIAL Center.
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