April 13, 2025 - 23:42

A notable event unfolded in Winston-Salem as a seven-time Emmy Award-winning writer from the beloved television show Sesame Street took center stage to advocate for gun safety education. William Electric Black, renowned for his impactful storytelling, visited two elementary schools in Forsyth County, accompanied by Winston-Salem Police Chief William H. Penn Jr.
During their visit, Black and Chief Penn engaged with students by reading Black's book, “A Gun is Not Fun.” The book aims to convey critical messages about the importance of gun safety in a manner that resonates with young audiences. This initiative is part of a broader effort to raise awareness about the dangers of firearms and the necessity of education surrounding their use.
The collaboration between the writer and the police chief underscores the community's commitment to fostering a safe environment for children. By integrating educational resources with engaging storytelling, the event sought to empower students with knowledge and promote responsible attitudes towards gun safety.
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