Phoebe Zerwick - Beyond Innocence: The Life Sentence of Darryl Hunt

The video discusses the story of Darryl Hunt, a black teenager wrongfully convicted of a crime in 1984. The speaker, a journalist, recounts their investigation that led to Hunt's release after 19 years in prison. The narrative explores themes of racial bias, systemic racism, and the psychological impact of wrongful conviction. It also highlights Hunt's advocacy work post-release and his tragic death, reflecting on the broader issues of mass incarceration and the need for justice reform.

What was the significance of the documentary made about Darryl Hunt?

What circumstances led to Darryl Hunt's tragic death?

What lessons can be learned from Darryl Hunt's experiences regarding systemic racism?

How does the story of Darryl Hunt reflect broader issues within the criminal justice system?