What I’m Talkin’ About - #23 - 05/27/07
Talkin About - #23 - 05/27/07 [1:04:00m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Show Notes - Episode 23 - Tha Brothas Talk About Our Justice System
Group Discussion
There’s a lot going on in our civil and criminal justice system. I got together with a couple of brothas on Skype to talk about the things we need to know as African-Americans.
The attendees were:
Eric Durham, Ph.D., Professor of Communications, Morgan State University
Special Guest: Attorney Byron O’Neal
The O’Neal Professional Group, LLC, Attorneys and Counselors is a full service Criminal and Civil Defense firm. If you are in need of his services you can call him at (713) 304-9488 or e-mail him at byron@onealpg.com.
Websites of Interest
www.prisonsucks.com
Graph exercise: black teens face tougher Juvenile justice than whites
Black History Hero
Johnnie Cochran Jr.
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Intro & Background Music
The intro & closing music clip was written and performed by PsykoSoul Music







May 27th, 2007 at 8:11 am
Excellent topic! Blackmen are so adversely impacted by the civil and criminal justice system. Child care support, drugs, and so much more. The concept of DWB (driving while Black) is real in many communities. I live in Cincinnati … a town that has been virtually at war when it comes to relations between the police and Black people. Anyhow…I just wanted to applaud your focus on this topic.
peace, Villager
May 28th, 2007 at 12:40 pm
Great show, Theo! You’re really doing your thing, I’m going to do a brief post on “on the black hand side”.
May 28th, 2007 at 1:02 pm
Villager & Vanessa: Thanks, I appreciate the comments. I’ve been wanting to hit on this topic because it’s something that’s bothered me over the years (especially when it comes to the younger kids). I know people who’ve been caught up in “the system” for years and have yet to be rehabilitated. The more people are aware of what’s going on, the more we can rally to change the system.