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The article discusses the protest conducted by 40 activists wearing black 300 Men Marchshirts after the 100th Homicide of Year event in Baltimore, Maryland to address the increase violence against the Balck people in the state. It highlights the implementation of a conflict resolution training for the K-12 students about racial discrimination. It also cites the public relations between the police and the local communities in the state.

The article reports on a rally of activists wearing black shirts printed with 300 Men March after the City of Baltimore, Maryland has recorded the 100th homicide in 2015. The rally called on the citizens to get involved in stopping the violence that wracks the city. It relates the statements of Councilmen William Welch and Brandon Scott, who were present in the rally, addressing the rise of violent crime and how to prevent it.