Sherwin recounts CRT and how knowing this knowledge can remind white people that their wealth was built from slavery. He explains how passing tasks and labor on to someone else help increase white generational wealth. He also discusses how the tables could turn economically if oppressed marginalized people gathered together.

Residents and local advocates, Pastor Will Davis from IRM and Kevin Solomon from Common Ground join Sherwin to discuss their experiences with the dangerous and inhumane conditions they have been facing with Milwaukee's Housing Authority.

Sherwin continues is conversation about the Housing Authority. He also talks about the politics behind public and private schools and the industry around keeping certain people poor.

Sherwin continues his conversation on public and private education, the politics involved, and how governing these systems may be more of a deficit to our youth.

Sherwin talks about Elsa's shutting down for only one day after the shooting and racist customer service incident. He also addresses the bias on black men and excessive force used on black men and boys because of it.

Sherwin talks about his experiences with police officers and being pulled over. He talks about the fear of what may happen when encountering police versus what actually happens.

Sherwin recounts this week's republican debate and the new political stance politicians are taking on the opioid crisis.

Sherwin discusses a racially charged encounter with the service at Elsa's. Two black women were disrespected by the service and staff at the local restaurant. Sherwin encourages listeners to not go to Elsa's this Friday in solidarity with the woman only for one night.

4th District Alderman Bob Bauman joins Sherwin Hughes to talk about the shooting at Elsa's, the massive increase in car theft and break-ins, and a pulse check on Milwaukee Law Enforcement. He also comments on Milwaukee's 2% sales tax and why he believes it is important. They later also discuss the Housing Authority, and he answers whether he will or won't be running for reelection.

Sherwin discusses the alderman's comments on sales tax and how the city is maneuvering this new plan.