Episode 97: Qualifications To Be President of the United States

06/27/24 • 37 min

Dewhitt L Bingham Justice For All Podcast Show

Episode 97: Qualifications To Be President Of The United States
Guest: Jakeria Mitchell, Yessica Muniz, Trey Walker, and Shamar Taylor

Bingham has retired from teaching at Heartland Community College, will be retiring from teaching at Illinois State University in December, and will begin focusing on interviewing members of the community. However, prior to his retirement from ISU, he has a discussion with four recent Illinois State University graduates who majored in criminal justice. They discuss the qualifications to be President of the United States of America. Bingham and his guest discuss the following:

Where they were born and raised
Their career goals
Why they selected criminal justice as a major
Their favorite Constitutional rights
Qualifications they see as important to be President
Age as a factor
Mental health as a factor
Jim Crow
Bryron Donalds
Black Lives Matter
White Supremacy
The legalization marijuana
Govenor Wes Moore's Pardon
The Biden Administration

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https://peculiarbooks.org

Wes Moore Pardons 175,000
https://governor.maryland.gov/news/press/pages/governor-moore-signs-nationally-historic-executive-order-pardoning-175000-maryland-cannabis-convictions.aspx

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Episode 97: Qualifications To Be President Of The United States
Guest: Jakeria Mitchell, Yessica Muniz, Trey Walker, and Shamar Taylor

Where they were born and raised
Their career goals
Why they selected criminal justice as a major
Their favorite Constitutional rights
Qualifications they see as important to be President
Age as a factor
Mental health as a factor
Jim Crow
Bryron Donalds
Black Lives Matter
White Supremacy
The legalization marijuana
Govenor Wes Moore's Pardon
The Biden Administration

Wes Moore Pardons 175,000
https://governor.maryland.gov/news/press/pages/governor-moore-signs-nationally-historic-executive-order-pardoning-175000-maryland-cannabis-convictions.aspx

Also if you are interested in exercise and being healthy check out the Top 20 Triathlon Podcasts.
https://blog.feedspot.com/triathlon_podcasts/

Previous Episode

Episode 96: Juvenile Rights

Episode 96: Juvenile Rights
Guest: Anthony Crispin and Sam Ritter

This is the 16th week of the 2024 spring semester at Heartland Community College and Bingham’s students are studying Juvenile Justice and preparing for finals. This episode is centered around the due process rights of juveniles. Bingham and his guest discuss the following:

Their career goals
Why they enrolled in the course
Their favorite constitutional rights
Kent v. United States (1966)
In re Gault (1967)
Parens Patriae
Should a felon be allowed to vote
Should a felon be allowed to be president
Black Lives Matter
White Supremacy
The legalization marijuana
The Biden Administration

You can listen to the JFA Podcast Show wherever you get your podcast or by clicking on one of the links below.
https://dlbspodcast.buzzsprout.com
https://blog.feedspot.com/social_justice_podcasts/
https://peculiarbooks.org

Also if you are interested in exercise and being healthy check out the Top 20 Triathlon Podcasts.
https://blog.feedspot.com/triathlon_podcasts/

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Episode 98: Redefining Incarceration, Promoting Second Chances, and the Role of Education in Personal Transformation

Episode 98: Redefining Incarceration, Promoting Second Chances, and the Role
of Education in Personal Transformation

Guest: Khalil Osiris

Hosts: Jakeria Mitchell, Yessica Muniz, Trey Walker, and Shamar Taylor (Illinois
State University Students)

Bingham is delighted that his Illinois State University students hosted this episode of the Dewhitt Lloyd Bingham Justice For All Podcast Show. While his students hosted the show with guest Khalil Osiris, Bingham discovered that he used Khalil’s “Psychology of Incarceration” manual the last three years of his probation career to facilitate Moral Reconation Group Therapy (MRT) with felony offenders on probation. The Illinois State Students discuss the following with Khalil:

Where he was born and raised and his early life
The influence of the Black Panther Party in his neighborhood and on his life
How he ended up in the department of corrections
Boston University’s Educational Program
Turning the cell into a classroom and the prison into a university
How he earned a bachelor's degree and master’s degree while incarcerated
The importance of building a relationship with God while incarcerated
His creation of the “Psychology of Incarceration” curriculum that I used as a PO
The most important constitutional right
Truth & Reconciliation Conversations (TRC),his non-for-profit organization
Accepting Accountability and turning his cell into an educational center
The importance of employment, housing, and education in reducing incarceration
Redefining incarceration and promoting second chances
His work with South Africa and relationship with Makaziwe Mandela
What he believes we should focus on regarding the criminal justice system
The legalization marijuana and the Biden Administration
80 million people having criminal records cannot be ignored
The meaning of the word ubuntu, I am because you are