Cleveland is one of the worst places for black families to live, according to Black Entertainment Television. BET studied 22 American cities and their suitability for black people. Cleveland came in dead last. Too many single parents, too many poor children, too few jobs. High school dropout rates are high while the number of African Americans with college degrees is low. But is the city worse for black people than everyone else? If so, what role do blacks have to improve the city? We'll discuss opportunities for black people in Cleveland Friday morning when Regina Brett hosts The Sound of Ideas.Stanley Miller, exec.dir. Cleveland NAACP; Angela Glover Blackwell, founder, PolicyLink; Andrew Jackson, Greater Cleveland Partnership; Mike Nelson, 100 Black Men of Greater Cleveland