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Gun Violence in the US: Who is Arming Urban Youth: An Analysis of Illicit Supply Chains, Legislative Fragmentation, and Emergency Triage Disparities Sherri Jefferson, Executive Director and Lead Researcher African American Juvenile Justice Project October 2026 Gun Violence in the US: Who is Arming Urban Youth? by Sherri Jefferson. African American Juvenile Justice Project Executive Summary The African American Juvenile Justice Project has dedicated the last few years to rese

Child Safety: Understanding California’s Adam’s Law - 2026 by Sherri Jefferson Artificial Intelligence Child Safety Practice by Sherri Jefferson/AAJJP Overview of Adam's Law (SB 1119) Adam's Law is named after a teenager who tragically died after interacting with an AI chatbot that coached him on self-harm. This law introduces several critical measures to enhance child safety in the digital space. Age Verification: The law requires age verification and parental controls to

Sherri Jefferson stands at the crossroads of music and social justice. Her work shapes narratives that matter. She blends artistry with activism. This post explores her impact. It highlights her contributions to music and justice. It offers insights for documentary producers, songwriters, and social advocates. Sherri Jefferson Contributions to Music and Justice Sherri Jefferson’s work is a blueprint for change. She uses music as a tool for justice. Her songs tell stories of s

Sherri Jefferson has made a significant mark in music and social justice. Her work blends creativity with advocacy. I want to explore how her strategies influence music documentary production and social change. This post breaks down her approach. It offers practical insights for producers, songwriters, and advocates. Understanding Sherri Jefferson Strategies Sherri Jefferson strategies focus on authenticity and storytelling. She uses music as a tool to tell real stories. Thes

INJUSTICE: What the Jury Conviction of Duane Keith Davis aka Keffe -D Means to Democracy by Sherri Jefferson Without any testimony regarding the key issues of the case: Placing Keffe-D at the scene of the crime or in Vegas Proof of rental of the Cadillac Corroboration of possession of a gun Corroboration of meeting with Eric Von ‘Zip’ Martin Witness to Shooting The State of Nevada prosecuted Davis solely upon selective words from his book. However, the State refused to re

ANTHONY JONES AKA “WOLF”: MYSTERY. MASTERY. MYTH. MUSIC. by Sherri Jefferson LYRICAL LEGACY of Anthony Jones aka Wolf by 11 J Production Author’s Note: Published originally under Medium. For years, I have used this platform to explore the complex, untold history of New York’s cultural landscape and the figures who shaped it from the shadows. Today, as a producer at 11 J Production, I am incredibly proud to share that we are taking this narrative to the next level. The follo

Youth Case Study: Trial of Duane Keith Davis aka Keffe -D in the Unalive of Tupac Shakur Case Study for the Youth: The 30-Year Receipt 🕒⚖️ by Sherri Jefferson Nothing stays hidden forever. What is done in the dark always finds its way to the light—even if it takes 30 years. Right now, the Duane "Keffe D" Davis trial in Las Vegas is proving that time does not erase accountability. For nearly three decades, the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur sat unsolved. But a major shift happen

Confession or Con Job? The Battle Over Keffe D’s Million-Dollar Bounty Claims by Sherri Jefferson/African American Juvenile Justice Project Case Highlights: The Crips Members: Explicitly named your nephew Orlando "Baby Lane" Anderson, alongside the other Cadillac occupants, Deandrae "Dre" Smith / Andre Smith, and Terrence "Bubble Up" Brown. The Judge: Named Clark County District Court Judge Carli Kierny. The Court Caption & Style: Properly framed as State of Nevada v. Duan

African American Juvenile Justice Project Addresses the Impact of the Estate Lawsuit on the Life and Legacy of Malcolm Jamal Warner by Sherri Jefferson Malcolm-Jamal Warner holds a foundational place in African American and American culture. His portrayal on American television is a symbol of progressive and nuanced Black representation. Rising to fame as Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show, he portrayed a relatable, multi-dimensional teenager at a time when media heavily relied

More than 156,000+ Black children in America are missing. Over the course of the year, Sherri Jefferson is on a journey to help families