Show Notes
In this episode of Criminal Justice Corner, host Jennifer Matthews speaks with CC Robinson, a young adult dystopian author and associate pastor, about a recent protest in Cincinnati that escalated into violence. They discuss the historical racial tensions in the city, the impact of immigration on local dynamics, and CC's books that explore themes of racial reconciliation and community. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding and engaging with diverse communities to prevent conflict and promote healing.
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