Perhaps the most troublesome and long-lasting form of violence emanates from social traditions, beliefs, and practices. They have existed since the very beginning of the human civilization and reincarnated in different forms over centuries. Some of the important forms of social violence include the institutions of slavery, caste systems, racism, apartheid, human trafficking, drugs, inequality, and gangs. The social violence is legitimized through the perceived needs of the society, prevailing social practices, religious beliefs and corrupt, misguided political power. It is a long-lasting social stigma, and extremely detrimental to the objectives of just and fair civil society. The social violence can be carried on for generations and centuries. It is also extremely difficult to uproot, and often attempts to uproot them yield a different form of violence.

The neighborhoods plagued by gun violence must be transformed into a civil society that is peaceful, loving, and helpful. For such a shift to occur, moral forces must be ingrained in the family, neighborhood, law enforcement, and all governmental levels. Since the process of instilling moral principles takes time, patience and ongoing resources are essential. Even yet, the procedure can be put into action by adopting and following moral behaviors and regulations that are consistent with society.

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