Actor Richard Gant and his daughter Dakota sit down with the hosts of GOODTalks to discuss what the American Dream means for African American today. Richard Gant’s life work has been centered around bringing together the African Diaspora through the arts. He explores the systems of incarceration and poverty that often keep African Americans trapped and how he’s found empowerment through his roots.
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