Welcome to front running 2020 with a mask riser and stacey are going to take a look at the policies on the issues heading into the election today were going to take a close look to the criminal Justice Reform. Place one thing youve heard throughout our campaigns is lock her up walk him up well mark her up which to me is quite terrifying i think that looks almost fascist but were going to look at justice because for the younger millennial generations theyre looking at issues of Economic Justice social justice and now we have Justice Justice and to put this into context before we turn to our guests to join us in this conversation Sinclair Skinner a marshall our back i want you to look at this chart of incarcerated americans right when the boomers became the largest voting bloc once they got their vote well that was right about there and it looks like they wanted to vote for it lock them up thats been their mantra for the last 40 years locking people up so Sinclair Skinner i know at your
We will get to that in a moment. Last night, biden picked up the key endorsements from the rivals who just dropped out of the race. We are talk about Pete Buttigieg and amy kobuchar and the presence here is a sign of the strategy highlighting the importance of the golden state in the primary. In the meantime, the president ial candidate frontrunner Bernie Sanders is back in vermont and he and his wife jane showed up to the neighborhood polling place to cast the votes. Sanders joked that he would win at least two votes in vermont with their own vote. And this is Bernie Sanders voting in her home state of massachusetts and today might be the last hope for a path to the nomination. The polls are showing that the path is diminishing. And Michael Bloomberg cannot vote for himself, because the new york billionaire is not registered in the state of the primary today so he is in florida another delegaterich state. The poll numbers have been on the rise since the late entry into the president i
698. 00 per 100000 americans locked up 37 percent of those prisoners are black is this a Racial Justice issue. Definitely i think even when you look at the time line that you gave another key indicator is when you started seeing the Civil Rights Movement changing so desegregation and then the addressing of how we deal with this now integrated society a lot of it had to do with incarceration so again in my neighborhood no one had a visa or a passport but somehow crack ok to my neighborhood so in a real way were looking at the issue that its definitely been a continuity in the way of how do we do with the Racial Disparities in our country and i think with politicians and this is even with the black politicians there are some fallacies you know that the broken glass a book broken paying theory and that and again some of the things about the disparities between. Crack and cocaine and how we over criminalize folks you know my older brother was a victim of this. Consequence and he said when
Welcome to front running 2020 with a mask riser and stacey are going to take a look at the policies on the issues heading into the election today were going to take a close look to the criminal Justice Reform. Place one thing youve heard throughout our campaigns is lock her up walk him up walk her up which to me is quite terrifying i think that looks almost fascist but were going to look at justice because for the younger millennial generations theyre looking at issues of Economic Justice social justice and now we have Justice Justice and to put this into context before we turn to our guests to join us in this conversation Sinclair Skinner a marshall our back i want you to look at this chart of incarcerated americans right when the boomers became the largest voting bloc once they got their vote well that was right about there and it looks like they wanted to vote for it lock them up thats been their mantra for the last 40 years locking people up so Sinclair Skinner i know at your recen
Take a close look to the criminal Justice Reform. Place one thing youve heard throughout our campaigns is lock her up walk him up walk her up which to me is quite terrifying i think that looks almost fascist but were going to look at justice because for the younger millennial generations theyre looking at issues of Economic Justice social justice and now we have Justice Justice and to put this into context before we turn to our guests to join us in this conversation Sinclair Skinner a marshall our back i want you to look at this chart of incarcerated americans right when the boomers became the largest voting bloc once they got their vote well that was right about there and it looks like they wanted to vote for it lock them up thats been their mantra for the last 40 years locking people up so Sinclair Skinner i know at your recent conference in washington d. C. At the black block chain summit this was an issue at that summit of the 698. 00 per 100000 americans locked up 37 percent of th