Was community discipline a better way to raise children, or is it something that should stay in the past? In this episode of TaylorMade Conversations, Atty. Larry F. Taylor Jr. and Keinya Monet explore how neighborhoods once shared responsibility for raising kids, from school discipline to trusted adults stepping in when children crossed the line. They discuss changing parenting styles, community accountability, corporal punishment, and whether those experiences shaped how their generation handled conflict and responsibility.

This conversation examines generational differences in parenting, discipline, community values, and personal responsibility while sharing humorous stories from childhood that spark a deeper discussion about how society has changed. Follow TaylorMade Conversations for more conversations that challenge perspectives and e ...