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Bound for Brighter Futures

Boston’s roughest neighborhoods are hardly foreign territory to Luis Rodrigues. At 11 years old, he began roaming those streets as a crack dealer. That lifestyle continued for years, until his life was nearly taken from him.

One night in 2008, Luis was shot repeatedly at close-range.

By Emily Andrews
June 27, 2016
College Bound Dorchester | Luis Rondrigues | massachusetts | Mentoring | National Mentoring Partnership

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