DT takes the mic and opens the lines—and the callers are fired up. One voice stands out: Al from Sherman Park, who defends the idea that D’Vontay Mitchell’s assailants weren’t in the wrong. The response? Unified outrage. Every caller disagrees, passionately challenging Al’s perspective.

DT resets the conversation, diving deeper into the roots of self-hatred and how systemic issues lead people to undervalue themselves and others. It’s a raw, emotional, and necessary dialogue about justice, identity, and community accountability.