Sophie Codner, a dedicated reporter, sheds light on the hidden history of Byrne Park in Creve Coeur, Missouri, once private property meant for Dr. Howard Philip Venable, a Black doctor faced with systemic racism. The park's transformation from forgotten land to a symbol of recognition reveals a painful narrative of dispossession. Topics include the Venable family's legal battles against discrimination, community activism for reparations, and the significance of renaming places to address historical injustices. It's a poignant exploration of reclaiming lost memories and rights.
