Education and Incarceration
Hill discusses the alarming correlation between high dropout rates and incarceration rates among young Black men, emphasizing that many communities have normalized these statistics. He highlights a recent court case in Detroit where students had to sue for their right to an education, reflecting the dire state of schools in impoverished areas. The conversation sheds light on the broader systemic issues that perpetuate these cycles of neglect and injustice.In this clip
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227: Good intentions don’t lead to proper results | Hill Harper
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