TED: How radical hospitality can change the lives of the formerly incarcerated | Reuben Jonathan Miller

The video discusses the high incarceration rates in the U.S., focusing on racial disparities and systemic challenges faced by individuals post-incarceration. It highlights the story of Jimmy Caldwell, who struggles with societal reintegration, and Ronald Simpson Bay, an advocate for justice reform. The video calls for a shift towards a more inclusive society, emphasizing the need for community engagement and policy change.

What are some of the systemic barriers faced by individuals with felony records in finding employment and housing?

In what ways does the current legal framework contribute to the cycle of poverty and incarceration?

What ethical considerations did Ronald Simpson Bay take into account when advocating for his son's murderer?

How can communities work towards breaking the cycle of mass incarceration?