The Stakes podcast brings more stories about inequality, health and justice. In this episode: implicit bias in medicine, life or death consequences for black moms and their children.

The Realness is about how a sick kid became a legendary rapper, but still couldn't escape sickle cell anemia.

Arnaldo is finally leaving Carlton Palms, but will he ever live the life he wants?

It's no accident Carlton Palms has the power it does. This was actually a carefully orchestrated plan carried out by one man who has money and influence, and who knows how to use them.

Carlton Palms had a dark history long before Arnaldo arrived. So why is the state of Florida so reluctant to close it?

A year and a half after the shooting, there are signs of trouble at Arnaldo's new home, Carlton Palms.

When the disability system fails autistic adults like Arnaldo, there's one public service that always shows up, often in the worst way: the police.

From the beginning, Arnaldo's mother fought to find adequate care for him. How has a lifetime of bouncing between group homes shaped a man now struggling with violent outbursts?

After the shooting, Arnaldo is involuntarily committed to a psych ward, where he remains for the next 35 days. He's then transferred to a facility notorious for abuse and neglect.