"Teached: The Path to Prison" - Exposing Education Gap for Black and Latino Youths
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Jerone Shell, a young man from South Central Los Angeles explains how he became a convicted felon by the age of seventeen. His story annecdotally exposes the continuing gap in education for Black and Latino youths.