TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 8月26日 23時47分

"When you think of shootings, you think they happen in the evening or at night," says Wasim Muhammad, a lifelong resident of Camden, N.J., and minister of its Muhammad's Temple of Islam No. 20, photographed with his sons Nafi and Haafiz. "We started having gunfire in broad daylight downtown. It was just out of hand." And, he says, the police weren't helping. In his view, the department was like a structure too unsteady to be worth shoring up: "Sometimes a building can be so damaged it's not that we've got to repair the building; we've got to tear the building down and start a new one." Which is, essentially, what the city did. The experiences of citizens there reveal not just the potential for real change but also the limits of what has been possible—at least so far—while still keeping residents safe. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by Widline Cadet (@widline_) for TIME

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