In this episode, we break down the ICE shooting in Minneapolis and talk about what it reveals about state violence in America today. We start with the story of Mexican Spider-Man, a real-life hero who saved people during a mall shooting, and then shift into a much heavier conversation about how police brutality and federal force are handled when violence comes from the state.We talk about the ICE shooting in Minneapolis, how quickly the media spin machine went to work, and how propaganda shapes public understanding of state violence. We examine how law enforcement accountability disappears, how character assassination becomes the default response, and why moments like this signal something far bigger than a single incident.We also dig into the DEI hypocrisy playing out in real time. We talk about how inclusion is celebrated in safe, marketable ways while state violence against marginalized communities is ignored or justified. We explore how police brutality, ICE actions, and media narratives combine to normalize violence and erode civil liberties.Finally, we bring this conversation back to parenting. We talk about how to raise thoughtful, critical news consumers, how to help kids understand what is happening without overwhelming fear, and how to stay grounded and solution-oriented when institutions fail. This is not an easy episode, but it is a necessary one.📱 Follow Us on InstagramParents & Professors Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/parentsandprofessorspodDr. Michael Steven Williams: https://www.instagram.com/drmikewillDr. Marjorie Dorimé-Williams: https://www.instagram.com/drminimarj🕒 EPISODE 62 – CHAPTERS0:00 Intro1:00 Mexican Spider-Man and everyday heroism3:38 The ICE shooting in Minneapolis7:28 Masked law enforcement and escalating violence12:15 Media spin, propaganda, and character assassination26:52 DEI hypocrisy and autistic Barbie29:27 Dismantling institutions and meritocracy myths31:41 Staying solution-oriented and parenting through it #ICEshooting #StateViolence #ParentingPodcastDisclaimer: The information shared in this video is for general discussion only. We are not responsible for any decisions you make based on this content. Please use your own judgment and do your own research before taking action on anything discussed here. Copyright Notice: This video may include dialogue, music, or images that are not owned by Co-Parenting Compass. Image credit: Unsplash.com. You may share or embed this video as long as you include a clear link back to our YouTube channel.