Your response suggests that you didn't.

It's part of the reality he's explaining.

Saying sorry is one thing

Bit what is he going to do to fix it

Give them a chance to fix it.

He's furious that it isn't being fixed.
And he lays into the establishment that established it and now wants our votes.

I am looking for suggestions from BLM etc. as to how we move forward. I can only say "I get it" so many times. Any help?

It's the kind of plan which requires a lot of groundwork, which hasn't even started.

Not easy. But it's a valid plan.
It would be incredibly cost effective in shutting down the private prison industry which is, ultimately, taxpayer funded.
kinda win-win.

number of those incarcerated after the Clinton tough on crime was implemented were Black men. And being imprisoned is nothing less than destruction of the man. Very few prisons have any kind of rehabilitation and especially the for profit prisons.

I speak from seeing family members who were imprisoned although they are not black but very few people of any color including white come out of prison in a better position than they went in.

And at this point we do not ask the question as if it is somehow over. This destruction is still going on - full speed ahead.

The only action I have seen so far is a bill from Bernie to end for profit prisons and President Obama today in his call for criminal justice. This is an issue that should have been done yesterday.

I thought it was clear that I found his explanation to be very enlightening.