The Criminalization of Black Youth, with Kris Henning The Imprint Weekly

On this week’s podcast we discuss a new campaign to end fines and fees in the juvenile justice system, more problems with privatization in child welfare, and the estimated 18,000 young adults who could age out of foster care this week. 
Georgetown Law professor Kris Henning has been a public defender for youth in Washington, D.C. for more than two decades, and has had exactly four white clients in that time. Henning joins us to discuss her experience representing youth, and her new book The Rage of Innocence: How America Criminalizes Black Youth. 
Reading Room
Advocacy Groups Launch Nationwide Campaign to End Juvenile Court Fines and Fees
https://bit.ly/3u7PVVt
Debt Free Justice Campaign
https://debtfreejustice.org/
Nebraska Inspector General Recommends Ending Foster Care Contract with Saint Francis
https://bit.ly/3uajUfu
Next Week, Thousands of Foster Youth Will Age Out on the Same Day
https://bit.ly/3ktAPXh
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