In this episode of Criminal Justice Corner, Dr. Jennifer Matthews interviews Don, who shares his extensive background in education and social change, as well as his personal experiences during the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago. The conversation shifts to the case of Ed Burke, a former Chicago alderman convicted of corruption, highlighting issues of justice and inequality in the legal system. Don reflects on the importance of civic engagement and voting, emphasizing that local elections have a significant impact on communities. The episode concludes with takeaways on standing up for oneself and the importance of participation in democracy.
