Shaka Senghor

And he still saw something that was there.

And he literally asked me that question.

What else can you do with your mind?

Interesting.

That's a question I'm asking myself at 53.

You know, this is why I've been able to accomplish the many things that I've done.

I'm still entertaining that little kid, you know, that 19-year-old boy, that 22-year-old, that 25-year-old.

And what I would hope is that, you know, your audience takes away is that hidden prisons have no age limit.

Healing has no age limit.

That little kid inside of us deserves to be loved.

And so those are the conversations that I would have.

It wasn't until I was probably in my 30s.

I ran across this random book.

I worked in the law library.

And we would get people would donate books all the time.

Like Lily, like your books are probably being donated, which is super important.

My books are being donated now in the prisons.

And sometimes they would just get these boxes of books and they wouldn't pass them out.

I come across this book called House of Healing.

House of Healing.