; (B) ending the criminalization of poverty, mental illness, homelessness, substance use, and related issues by addressing root causes of those issues rather than imposing criminal punishment and other punitive responses; or (C) ending racial, economic, gender, and other disparities in criminal punishment, including discipline in schools; (2) has a high rate of poverty, as well as disproportionately high shares of residents who have been impacted by violence and the criminal legal system (as determined by the Secretary); or (3) has prepared and developed the application submitted under this section in consultation with the community the unit of local government serves, especially individuals in such community who have been directly impacted by the criminal legal system. (d) Use of funds A unit of local government receiving funds under this section shall use such grant funds to: (1) Establish or designate a community-led entity that— (A) employs qualified approaches to community safety