Donald Trump's conviction and ongoing legal issues raise significant questions about the American justice system, particularly the ramifications of electing a criminal to the presidency.
Sunny Hostin highlighted the irony of employment barriers for felons, suggesting that if Trump can be president despite his convictions, then the stigma surrounding felons in the job market must be reconsidered.
The employment landscape for ex-convicts reveals systemic discrimination, as millions are left jobless post-incarceration due to legal restrictions and societal biases.
With more than 27% unemployment rates among formerly incarcerated individuals, equitable job opportunities remain a major issue, exacerbated for marginalized groups like Black men.
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