Bret Weinstein & Heather Heying on Evolution, Innovation, and Western Civilization
Evolutionary biologists Bret Weinstein & Heather Heying dive into the complexities of human evolution, the downside of rapid technological...
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How quickly can a gang leader turn his life around? For Antong Lucky, it began the moment he was sent to prison.
Lucky grew up in East Dallas and from a young age was exposed to gang culture and drug dealing, but was academically successful and loved school. However, the temptations and pressures of his environment eventually took hold, and by age 15, he’d founded the Dallas 415 Bloods gang.
When Lucky was sentenced to seven years in prison at age 21, he knew that something had to change in his life. Upon his release, he began working with Bishop Omar Jahwar, founder of Urban Specialists. On this path of redemption, Lucky worked to break the school-to-prison pipeline and bring peace to his neighborhood, and eventually to communities across the country.
Lucky recently published his memoir, A Redemptive Path Forward, and is now the president of Urban Specialists, taking up the role upon the passing of Bishop Omar in March 2022.
If you would like to learn more about Antong Lucky's work with Urban Specialists, click here, and if you would like to purchase a copy of his book, click here.
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