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My father was an automobile factory worker. my mother worked in the public schools. we struggled. we hustled. i began to speak in public at the age of 10. as a result of that, i got released from some of that struggle. joined a gang later on. me and my brother. after that, went out to a prestigious secondary school. got kicked out, came back and went to night school. became a teen father. hustled on the street for three years. lived on welfare. then went to college at 21. and as a result of that, you know, i saw my brother suffer as well. my brother who s been in prison now for 24 years. your brother. my brother. that s right. accused of murder. we believe he s innocent. but the reality is he was enthralled by the vicarious pleasures of street pharmaceuticals. so he was engaged in he slung drugs. he slung crack and he sold marijua marijuana. as a result of that, we went two different ways. as a kid i was called professor and as a kid he was seen as somebody who might not live up ....
Welcome back to advancing the dream. i m standing here with the intellectual, social intellectual of our time dr. michael eric dyson. people don t know your story. my colleague here, contributor to msnbc. i wanted to just take a quick minute. tell them your story. you wasn t always the socrates of our time. you re very kind reverend sharpton. i grew up in the ghetto of detroit. my father was an automobile factory worker. my mother worked in the public schools. we struggled. we hustled. i began to speak in public at the age of 10. as a result of that, i got released from some of that struggle. joined a gang later on. me and my brother. after that, went out to a prestigious secondary school. got kicked out, came back and went to night school. became a teen father. hustled on the street for three ....
The age of 10. as a result of that, i got released from some of that struggle. joined a gang later on. me and my brother. after that, went out to a prestigious secondary school. got kicked out, came back and went to night school. became a teen father. hustled on the street for three years. lived on welfare. then went to college at 21. and as a result of that, you know, i saw my brother suffer as well. my brother who s been in prison now for 24 years. your brother. my brother. that s right. accu accused of murder. we believe he s innocent. the reality was he was enthralled by the vicarious pleasures of street pharmaceuticals. so he was engaged in he slung drugs. as a result of that, we went two different ways. as a kid i was called professor and as a kid he was seen as somebody who might not live up to his potential, so one became a professor, one became a prisoner, but we come from the same woman of love that nurtured us. so you went to princeton. right. ....