Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
“When I was 16, in my junior year of high school, I lost my first love — he was shot,” says Makeena Rivers, a Baha'i and therapist living in New York City.
In this short clip from “The Race Unity Project,” Makeena shares how losing her first love, Walter, was one of the most traumatic, painful moments of her life.
#MassIncarceration #RacialJustice #Bahai
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“When I was 16, in my junior year of high school, I lost my first love — he was shot,” says Makeena Rivers, a Baha'i and therapist living in New York City.
In this short clip from “The Race Unity Project,” Makeena shares how losing her first love, Walter, was one of the most traumatic, painful moments of her life.
#MassIncarceration #RacialJustice #Bahai
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This video was produced by the RaceUnity project. Learn more at RaceUnity.us
