Reginald Dwayne Betts - 'Essay on Reentry'

The transcript reflects on a late-night introspection, where the speaker contemplates past mistakes and their impact on family dynamics. It explores the father-son relationship, unfulfilled legacies, and the quest for redemption and understanding. The narrative weaves through personal history, family bonds, and the struggle to reconcile past actions with present realities.

In what ways does the speaker feel connected to their youngest child?

What significance does the speaker attribute to the phrase 'it's OK' from their son?