

S6 E5: A Way Forward
Feb 8, 2024
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William Sturkey
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Sonya Bennetonne-
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Kim Cook
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Inez Campbell-Eason
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Christopher Everett
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Cedric Harrison
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Bertha Boykin Todd
Community members and experts on restorative justice and reparations discuss healing from the Wilmington massacre and centuries of white supremacist violence. Topics include the impact of segregation, the need for reparations, and the power of love to move forward. They also explore the importance of acknowledging history, addressing systemic inequalities, and finding healing in US history.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
A Media Specialist in the Jim Crow South
01:35 • 11min
Repairing Harm and Acknowledging History
12:23 • 18min
Repairing the Damage: Acknowledging White Supremacy and the Role of Marginalized Communities
30:45 • 2min
Black Volunteering and Addressing Inequalities
32:15 • 17min
The Power of Love and Moving Forward
49:17 • 2min
Facing Fear and Finding Healing in US History
51:05 • 6min
Expressing Gratitude and Preparing for the Next Season
56:52 • 2min