By Paul Salfen, Christine Thompson for AMFM Magazine In the flickering light of a campfire, a middle-school boy who had just buried his Army Ranger father and then lost his mother to alcoholism stood up and unleashed a torrent of anger. One by one, he insulted every mentor seated around the circle. It was raw.
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