Justice For All: Watch Howard University Debate Team Address Criminal Justice Reform
As the United States once again stands on the precipice of seismic political change, listening to future world and culture leaders is imperative. Watch members of Howard University’s award-winning debate team take on defining issues of our time with nuance and skill.
This video includes the micro debate — one-minute arguments — over criminal justice reform and whether the federal government should focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment, with student Jokim Bryant arguing in the affirmative and student Chandler Bailey arguing in the negative.
Watch more from NewsOne’s partnership with Howard University for Election 2024: Live From The Mecca.
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