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Guest Host, Sasha Estrella-Jones, with Dr. Tracy Harris, Anna Neawedde (News Trends) Francine Dash (Weekly Poll), on the roundtable.

This week, we share our weekly poll feedback and the news trends, including a story of a man facing up to 40 years for voting in Texas. Then the roundtable discusses Indiana AG Rokita's proposal to remove all talks about race from K-12 schools and the proposed change to the South African constitution that would allow the women of South Africa to marry more than one husband -- and why this might be a good idea.

Guest Host, Sasha Estrella-Jones, with Dr. Tracy Harris, Anna Neawedde (News Trends) Francine Dash (Weekly Poll), on the roundtable.

This week, we share our weekly poll feedback and the news trends, including a story of a man facing up to 40 years for voting in Texas. Then the roundtable discusses Indiana AG Rokita's proposal to remove all talks about race from K-12 schools and the proposed change to the South African constitution that would allow the women of South Africa to marry more than one husband -- and why this might be a good idea.

CRT and Racial Equality, Host, Francine Dash

CRT is not being taught in K through 12 schools. So, the uproar doesn't really make sense. CRT is taught in law schools as an attempt at explaining systemic racism and motivations behind keeping systems in place, at the cost of equality. What it doesn't say is that racial deconstruction has to take place in order to have true equality.

CRT and Racial Equality, Host, Francine Dash

CRT is not being taught in K through 12 schools. So, the uproar doesn't really make sense. CRT is taught in law schools as an attempt at explaining systemic racism and motivations behind keeping systems in place, at the cost of equality. What it doesn't say is that racial deconstruction has to take place in order to have true equality.

Crime Statistics and The Wire, Host, Anthony Arnold

Right now, you may be thinking, “We could just look at the crime statistics.” That’s what I thought, until I realized that those numbers, in almost every single case, aren’t particularly accurate. From crimes that simply never go reported, to crimes that are miscategorized or lost in administrative red tape, there is a lot more crime occurring than we believe.

Crime Statistics and The Wire, Host, Anthony Arnold

Right now, you may be thinking, “We could just look at the crime statistics.” That’s what I thought, until I realized that those numbers, in almost every single case, aren’t particularly accurate. From crimes that simply never go reported, to crimes that are miscategorized or lost in administrative red tape, there is a lot more crime occurring than we believe.

Host, Francine Dash; Leonard Nelson, IMPD Homicide Detective, Guest⋮ From a negative experience with a police officer to becoming one, our guest shares how and why he became a police officer, his concerns about the rising crime rate and the disconnect between lawmakers, police and the community.

Host, Francine Dash; Leonard Nelson, IMPD Homicide Detective, Guest⋮ From a negative experience with a police officer to becoming one, our guest shares how and why he became a police officer, his concerns about the rising crime rate and the disconnect between lawmakers, police and the community.

Host, Francine Dash; Richie Griffin, Union President, Guest⋮ Unions have had a spotty past, but as of late are enjoying the spotlight, as essential workers discover their worth.

Host, Francine Dash; Richie Griffin, Union President, Guest⋮ Unions have had a spotty past, but as of late are enjoying the spotlight, as essential workers discover their worth.