now, dorothy roberts on the child welfare system. >> good evening, everybody. i am so excited to talk about this wonderful book with such a wonderful, brilliant colleague and scholar. dorothy, thank you so much for doing this. >> thank you, mark, for this conversation. taking time out of your busy schedule, i really appreciate it. >> it's my honor. i've long been a fan of your work. so, to have an opportunity to talk and engage directly is really wonderful to me. it almost feels like a clichÉd question, but i always ask because i think it matters. it's always the why this book, why now question. why this book, why now? >> well, i wrote a book on this topic 20 years ago called shattered bonds, the color of child wear fair, right after i discovered that the system called the child welfare system was actually a big state apparatus. that monitors black communities and takes children away and relies on that kind of terror in families to operate. that was actually right after i was finishing up my book, killing the black body. that book was about the regulation of bl

now, dorothy roberts on the child welfare system. >> good evening, everybody. i am so excited to talk about this wonderful

dorothy roberts, please get a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming our guests. [applause]

dorothy roberts, please get a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, please join me ladies and gentlemen, if you would, please join me in welcoming pete hegseth and david goodwin to the reagan library. [applause] >>

other folks and other folks are writing the same day i shared a book birthday with the amazing dorothy roberts, who has a new book out called torn apart, about the the devastation that the child welfare system has done on black families in black communities and black. how she takes up mickey, for example is really rich and interesting and compelling that both of us thinking about her me through one lens and her through that lens. people like patrice douglass, miriam kaba, andre richie. there's such a thing as sara haley, really incredible people. and that's also why i did a lot of citations in the book and hope that people look the citations to see who i am in conversation with. this is collaborative is a solo authored book that's only possible by the hundreds of organizers, thinkers, creators, everyday folks on this that this book exist and stories exist. so i'm hopeful that this is part a conversation and not the converse sation about black girls and women women. can i just real quick also applaud i want to applaud your citations because i not enough perhaps think of citation as a work of ge

other folks and other folks are writing the same day i shared a book birthday with the amazing dorothy roberts, who has a new book out called torn apart, about the the devastation that the child welfare system has done on black families in black communities and black. how she takes up mickey, for example is really rich and interesting and compelling that both of us thinking about her me through one lens and her through that lens. people like patrice douglass, miriam kaba, andre richie. there's such a thing as sara haley, really incredible people. and that's also why i did a lot of citations in the book and hope that people look the citations to see who i am in conversation with. this is collaborative is a solo authored book that's only possible by the hundreds of organizers, thinkers, creators, everyday folks on this that this book exist and stories exist. so i'm hopeful that this is part a conversation and not the converse sation about black girls and women women. can i just real quick also applaud i want to applaud your citations because i not enough perhaps think of citation as a work of ge

mathesen >> marcello matricciano >> margaret elaine mattic >> robert d mattson >> walter matuza >> charles a mauro, jr >> charles j mauro >> dorothy> robert j maxwell. >> tyrone may. >> robert j mayo. >> kathy and mazza. >> edward mazzella junior. >> jennifer lynn mazzocco. >> my friend and colleague, james joseph junior. >> patricia ann mcaneney >> colin robert mcarthur >> john kevin mcavoy >> kenneth m mcbrayer >> brendan mccabe >> micheal mccabe >> thomas mccann >> justin mccarthy >> kevin m mccarthy >> michael mccarthy >> and my brother, william o'keefe. there are now denied wonderful additions to our family with three more on the way. they will all know you, they will all know the pride we feel when we say your name and most of all, they will love you. >> and for my uncle, all of the stories my family has told me show how fun and kind a person you are. i am so honored to be named after you. as your grandpa used to say, we love you like there is no tomorrow. god bless america. >> robert g mccarthy. stanley mccaskill katie marie mccloskey joan mcconnell-cullinan charles austin mccrann tonyell f mcday matthew t mcdermott joseph

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