12 year old boy as telling you this i know i m going to be injail by the time i m 21. and i guess he based that on the life experience he had, the people, the male figures in his life that he saw around him and the reality, as you ve said, of the extraordinary rates of incarceration amongst young, black adult males in america. do you think if you were to go out into montgomery right now, talk in a disadvantaged black neighbourhood to kids of ii, 12 years old, that the boys would say the same thing? 0h, ido. i mean, i don t think we ve made any progress in confronting the profound absence of hope that is shaping the lives of too many people in this country. there are zip codes in america where the expected incarceration rates are in 70%, 80% of the kids will have criminaljustice involvement, and that has not changed, and that s why i feel like there is such important work to do. i mean, this pandemic again has given me a perspective on this. in 2001, the bureau ofjustice, the federa
by the time i m 21. and i guess he based that on the life experience he had, the people, the male figures in his life that he saw around him and the reality, as you ve said, of the extraordinary rates of incarceration amongst young, black adult males in america. do you think if you were to go out into montgomery right now, talk in a disadvantaged black neighbourhood to kids of ii, 12 years old, that the boys would say the same thing? 0h, ido. i mean, i don t think we ve made any progress in confronting the profound absence of hope that is shaping the lives of too many people in this country. there are zip codes in america where the expected incarceration rates are in 70%, 80% of the kids will have criminaljustice involvement, and that has not changed, and that s why i feel like there is such important work to do. i mean, this pandemic again has given me a perspective on this. in 2001, the bureau ofjustice, the federal bureau of justice, projected that in the united states, one in thre
talk in a disadvantaged black neighbourhood to kids of ii, 12 years old, that the boys would say the same thing? 0h, ido. i mean, i don t think we ve made any progress in confronting the profound absence of hope that is shaping the lives of too many people in this country. there are zip codes in america where the expected incarceration rates are in 70%, 80% of the kids will have criminaljustice involvement, and that has not changed, and that s why i feel like there is such important work to do. i mean, this pandemic again has given me a perspective on this. in 2001, the bureau ofjustice, the federal bureau ofjustice, projected that in the united states, one in three black male babies born in this country is expected to go to jail or prison. and as shocking as that data is. the expectation for latino boys is one in six. as shocking as that data is, what was even more shocking was the casual way we just embraced that, we tolerated that. there was no pandemic like response to that forecas
0h, ido. i mean, i don t think we ve made any progress in confronting the profound absence of hope that is shaping the lives of too many people in this country. there are zip codes in america where the expected incarceration rates are in 70%, 80% of the kids will have criminaljustice involvement, and that has not changed, and that s why i feel like there is such important work to do. i mean, this pandemic again has given me a perspective on this. in 2001, the bureau ofjustice, the federal bureau of justice, projected that in the united states, one in three black male babies born in this country is expected to go to jail or prison. and as shocking as that data is. the expectation for latino boys is one in six. as shocking as that data is, what was even more shocking was the casual way we just embraced that, we tolerated that. there was no pandemic like response to that forecast.
neighbourhood to kids of ii, 12 years old, that the boys would say the same thing? 0h, ido. i mean, i don t think we ve made any progress in confronting the profound absence of hope that is shaping the lives of too many people in this country. there are zip codes in america where the expected incarceration rates are in 70%, 80% of the kids will have criminaljustice involvement, and that has not changed, and that s why i feel like there is such important work to do. i mean, this pandemic again has given me a perspective on this. in 2001, the bureau ofjustice, the federal bureau ofjustice, projected that in the united states, one in three black male babies born in this country is expected to go to jail or prison. and as shocking as that data is. the expectation for latino boys is one in six. as shocking as that data is, what was even more shocking was the casual way we just embraced that, we tolerated that. there was no pandemic like response to that forecast. there were no convenings, t