Father’s Day Movie Review: ‘The Streets Were My Father’ | Larry Elder
June 10, 2021
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If you enjoyed Larry’s movie, “Uncle Tom,” you will enjoy “The Streets Were My Father.” The film is about three men, all former career criminals, who ended up serving heavy sentences for homicides they committed. None of these men had a father in their lives, as is the case with 85 percent of all prisoners. In this episode, Larry talks about how fatherlessness is the number one domestic problem in America—not systemic racism.
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