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Round’Em Up featuring Jonathan Cheeks
We see these headlines everywhere.
They’re almost inescapable:
“Few Police Officers Who Cause Deaths Are Charged or Convicted”
“The Roman Catholic Church and Pedophilia: The Story Never Ends”
“January 6 Hearing Recap: Trump’s Attempted Coup Comes Into Focus”
What do these headlines have in common? Mostly white men, who abuse their power, and are rarely held accountable for them.
The privilege wielded by powerful, white men creates room for corruptibility, as well as, the opportunity to avoid harsh sentencing. Join Jonathan Cheeks and I, as we discuss ways that the black community can hold white men accountable for the violence, bigotry, pilgriming, racism, and oppression that they have subjugated minorities to endure. Maybe it’s time to round ‘em, and throw away the key.
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By Morgan GrayWe see these headlines everywhere.
They’re almost inescapable:
“Few Police Officers Who Cause Deaths Are Charged or Convicted”
“The Roman Catholic Church and Pedophilia: The Story Never Ends”
“January 6 Hearing Recap: Trump’s Attempted Coup Comes Into Focus”
What do these headlines have in common? Mostly white men, who abuse their power, and are rarely held accountable for them.
The privilege wielded by powerful, white men creates room for corruptibility, as well as, the opportunity to avoid harsh sentencing. Join Jonathan Cheeks and I, as we discuss ways that the black community can hold white men accountable for the violence, bigotry, pilgriming, racism, and oppression that they have subjugated minorities to endure. Maybe it’s time to round ‘em, and throw away the key.