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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 47 MIN

8AM: Community Accountability, Child Safety Concerns, and Public Trust Issues (Hour 2)

from Truth in The Morning · host Milwaukee Black Media

Homer and Bailey continue the conversation around violence and community responsibility, emphasizing how the actions of a small group can lead to widespread consequences like curfews, restrictions, and lost opportunities in public spaces. They highlight how repeated incidents shape policy decisions and impact everyday life across Milwaukee. The discussion deepens with a troubling case involving a one-year-old exposed to fentanyl at a home daycare, sparking outrage and concern about child safety, parental vigilance, and the dangers of drugs in everyday environments. The hosts stress the importance of awareness, accountability, and protecting vulnerable children. They carry that same energy into a reaction to a viral video showing a school bus driver appearing to be asleep while transporting kids, criticizing the company’s response and calling for stronger accountability. The hour closes with a clear message: whether it’s parenting, public safety, or community engagement, responsibility cannot be optional.

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