DeRay McKesson

For black and Hispanic people, it's pretty similar.

It's way flatter.

For black people, it's just fucking insane.

But also the amount of wealth that white people get if they've never experienced that, just according to this.

It's crazy.

It's triple and double everybody else.

It's like...

Yeah, it's a flattening.

It's not just like a bad thing.

It's like you're fucked as soon as you get incarcerated.

You're done.

And...

another thing that is interesting to me is how you know like what you said before crime like punishment versus consequences um and how many white people have stories of like i got pulled over with some weed or i got pulled over drunk driving and you know this person knew my dad or what so they evade incarceration yeah a lot more too and then let's not to mention the metrics of black people who are wrong wrongfully convicted of crimes um

And this also makes a lot of sense with people who are exonerated of crimes 15 years that they have, and they give them, what, like $1 or $2 million or something like that?

Which means that your incarceration is directly linked to your wealth.

It shows it in that.

They get it, yes, yeah.

Yeah.

So?

Not to put...