Chapters

1. Herenton discusses his remarks he made about crime at Mayor Strickland's prayer breakfast.
   01:19
2. Herenton calls for black men to step up and become mentors.
   10:19
3. Herenton says "white gatekeepers" don't understand the issue or the problem.
   21:14
4. Herenton explains why he carries a gun in his car.
   22:34
5. Herenton explains how the community can work together to solve its problems.
   26:00
6. Herenton explains his plan for "New Path Restorative Campuses" in Frayser and Millington.
   27:14
7. Herenton recalls when he changed his mind on the need for charter schools.
   32:02
8. Herenton says it's time to stop making excuses.
   41:09
9. Herenton says It was a boy in jail that inspired him to work for juvenile justice reform
   42:20
10. Herenton explains why at age 76 he's still involved in his hometown.
    44:18