DeRay McKesson

They put you in jail for this, you know?

Yeah, going to jail for that is like, oh, dude.

Crazy.

It's insane.

Well, I also think that there's another part of the social programming is, you know, we're in the areas where, especially where there's a dense population of black people, what are the social programs that tell the kids more about the laws so that they understand, like, not only, like, what are the laws you're most convicted of?

What are some petty crimes they'll try to convict you of?

And then what are resources for lawyers and, you know, representation to help you evade, like, simple convictions that are going to lead to... Like, like, like... Everybody care about money, right?

Everybody cares about money.

Everybody loves money, right?

So...

Let's just say, if you get locked up, you won't have no money.

Let's just flat out.

The amount of wealth that you just had possibility to access to has been decreased to damn near nothing.

You're done.

You're done.

Yeah.

Yeah, that, that, well, let's start there.

Yeah, man.

Thank you, bro.

Thank you for pulling up.