Saying and Doing Nothing Is a Crime
from Detroit Jo Hosted by Detroit Jo, Wade McCree
Does the United States care about black and brown children? How well do we protect our own children in this country? It's the beginning of the school year and we need to step it up. Wade McCree, give us some pointers on how we can make our neighborhood a safe place.
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