I can see your point of view. Do you still believe that black men are not wrongly incarcerated even after seeing many instances where black men have been wrongly accused of doing anything from situations starting with Trayvon Martin all the way up to George Floyd?

I believe you made a lot of valid points. You mentioned that there has been a push to reduce mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenses and to offer alternatives to incarceration, why do you think this has been pushed and is this changing anything for the better?

You mentioned that education is one of the most powerful tools for preventing the perpetuation of past injustices. What things happening in education makes this true?

After mentioning the way Chrissy Sample lost one of her twins due to unfair treatment from doctors, how do you think they should evaluate or determine what kinds of doctors African-American women get?

You stated that the 1619 Project “It aims to reframe the history of the United States by centering the contributions and experiences of Black Americans and emphasizing the role of slavery and its legacy in shaping American society. Do you think it has worked in any way so far?