Black Minds Matter PodcastED
A podcast exploring the root causes of educational inequality and the hope we have for a better path forward.
Lack of Investments in African American Communities
Education inequality is just one result of systemic racism. It has eroded other aspects of black society like housing, public health, employment, criminal justice, and colorism. How do we uproot racism in this country?
Nebraska currently has one of the highest populations of incarcerated individuals nationally and worldwide. Their prison system is flawed and inhumane. During this episode we heard from State Senator Terrell McKinney about his goal to transform the criminal justice system and the education system in Nebraska.
Watch the video of this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w28FBxRkd6M
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