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Roland's Advice For Biden: It's Time To Own Up To The Damages Caused By The '94 Crime Bill
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21:25Now PlayingFormer Vice President Joe Biden is taking heat for his record on the 1994 Crime Bill. While he is trying to justify it, Sen. Kamala Harris and others say the bill contributed to mass incarceration.
Biden is not the only candidate who supported it ... Sen. Bernie Sanders also voted for it.
On Friday, Roland Martin and his panel of guests discussed the '94 Crime Bill, its adverse impact on the African American community and offered some advice to the Democratic front-runner ...
It's time to own up to the damages the 1994 crime bill inflicted upon Black America and how the bill contributed to mass incarceration.
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