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Author Prentis Hemphill and Activist Marc Lamont Hill get brutally honest about trauma, justice and the radical idea that healing may be political. From personal wounds to systemic change, they explore whether feeling your feelings could fuel revolution and why that makes some people uncomfortable.
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Author Prentis Hemphill and Activist Marc Lamont Hill get brutally honest about trauma, justice and the radical idea that healing may be political. From personal wounds to systemic change, they explore whether feeling your feelings could fuel revolution and why that makes some people uncomfortable.
Official website: whut.org
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WHUT is the nation’s only Public Broadcasting Television station licensed to be owned and operated by a historically Black University.
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