This year marked the sixth iteration of the Stop the Killing tournament, which was created by Aaliyah Guillory-Nickens. “Stop the violence. Stop the killing. That’s the message,” said Rondo Bonilla as he emceed the Stop the Killing basketball tournament held this past Saturday at Fred Samuel playground in Harlem. The news mainstream media just doesn't cover..
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This year marked the sixth iteration of the Stop the Killing tournament, which was created by Aaliyah Guillory-Nickens. “Stop the violence. Stop the killing. That’s the message,” said Rondo Bonilla as he emceed the Stop the Killing basketball tournament held this past Saturday at Fred Samuel playground in Harlem. The news mainstream media just doesn't cover..
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