ICE Raiding Schools? The Truth About What’s Happening in Minneapolis | Episode 64

Does the government lie about what we see with our own eyes? Dr. Marjorie breaks down the reality of ICE raids in Minneapolis and why community resistance is the only way forward.In this heavy but necessary episode of the Parents and Professors Podcast, we move beyond the headlines to discuss the state-sanctioned violence currently impacting our neighbors. We dive deep into the Black survival strategies that have become a necessity for families in 2026, comparing the current Orwellian rhetoric to the lived reality of those on the ground. From the tragic story of Alex Pretti to the incredible ways Minneapolis neighbors are blocking raids, this conversation explores how community as hope functions as our greatest form of resistance against state violence.📱 Follow Us on InstagramParents & Professors Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/parentsandprofessorspodDr. Michael Steven Williams: https://www.instagram.com/drmikewillDr. Marjorie Dorimé-Williams: https://www.instagram.com/drminimarj🕒 EPISODE 64 – CHAPTERS0:00 Intro: State violence and the weight of the week1:00 What's happening in Minnesota: Beyond immigration3:28 The National "I Told You So": Black Americans' indignation5:17 Keith Porter & the reality of white vigilante justice7:04 1984 DHS Rhetoric: "ICE does not raid schools."15:30 Community Resistance: Neighbors protecting strangers37:34 Education under attack and dismantling shared values41:31 Distraction by design: Avoiding the real questions43:10 Forms of Resistance: Everything isn’t for everybody44:32 Why community is the greatest form of resistance#Minneapolis #ICERaids #CommunityResistance #ParentsAndProfessorsDisclaimer: The information shared in this video is for general discussion only. We are not responsible for any decisions you make based on this content. Please use your own judgment and do your own research before taking action on anything discussed here. Copyright Notice: This video may include dialogue, music, or images that are not owned by Co-Parenting Compass. Image credit: Unsplash.com. You may share or embed this video as long as you include a clear link back to our YouTube channel.