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firearms number one killer children adolescents united states firearm homicides among black male youth driver increase prevention requires multifaceted life course approach academic achievement identified protective factor early childhood education linked later achievement thus intervention area interest conceptualizing potential links early childhood education reduced risk youth firearm homicide important guiding policy advocacy informing future research paper presents conceptual model linking early childhood education reduced risk firearm homicide link model discussed corresponding review literature presented need antiracist policies strengthen impact early childhood education highlighted early education firearm homicide research wellestablished largely disconnected clear immediate benefits early childhood education however effects wane time particularly youth color time juvenile delinquencya major risk factor firearm homicideis influenced educational inequities effective interventions reduce firearm homicides among black male youth united states needed early childhood education shows promise intervention however impact education needs accessible affordable particularly families color low income societal structures policies must also better support positive gains seen early childhood education avoid dissipation