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Racist Math: A Vulnerable Conversation with Mary Ekene, Emily Ross, & 3 Brave Young Men

What happens when education becomes a pipeline to incarceration? In this powerful episode of Cheaper Than Bail, we sit down with Mary Ekene, Certified Holistic Health Coach, Mental Health Professional, and Actress, alongside three young men for an unfiltered conversation about peer pressure, emotional regulation, and coping strategies.

We dive deep into the concept of “racist math” a term that exposes how systemic inequities in education disproportionately impact marginalized communities and explore the school-to-prison pipeline that continues to harm generations of students. This discussion isn’t just about identifying problems; it’s about solutions. From practical tools for resilience to strategies for empowerment, we’re breaking down what it takes to thrive despite systemic barriers.

✅ What you’ll learn in this episode:
How “racist math” shows up in classrooms and grading systems
The connection between school discipline and incarceration rates
Real-life coping skills for managing stress and peer pressure
Why emotional regulation is key to breaking cycles of trauma
Actionable steps for creating equity in education

🎙️ Whether you’re an educator, parent, student, or advocate, this conversation will challenge your perspective and inspire change.
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