In a way, this reading made me feel a little hopeless. I know from my other sociology classes that it takes time to change the public discourse away from viewing black, young men as criminals, but corporations are so powerful that it makes me doubt that they will ever be held fully accountable for the consequences of their actions. It left me wondering, what will it take for justice to be served? If they are held responsible then who should be punished, the whole company or just the top executives? How will we ever be able to fix a broken system built on racism and an elitist
In a way, this reading made me feel a little hopeless. I know from my other sociology classes that it takes time to change the public discourse away from viewing black, young men as criminals, but corporations are so powerful that it makes me doubt that they will ever be held fully accountable for the consequences of their actions. It left me wondering, what will it take for justice to be served? If they are held responsible then who should be punished, the whole company or just the top executives? How will we ever be able to fix a broken system built on racism and an elitist