Lost & Found: Mothers in Charge | Heaven: Can You Hear Me?
Season 6
Episode 1
About the Episode
Gun violence in Philadelphia is the number one lead cause of death for African American men age 14-24. And Dr. Dorothy Johnson-Speight knows this all too well. She talks about the loss of her 24-year-old son, Khaaliq, and what finding and running the organization Mothers in Charge means to her and how she is helping other mothers try to heal a wound that will stay with them forever.
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Extras
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Minnesota's Alt-Meat Revolution | Preview
In Dawson, MN, PURIS promises to revolutionize "alt-meat" and the agricultural system.0:30 -
Minnesota's Alt-Meat Revolution | Trailer
In Dawson, MN, PURIS promises to revolutionize "alt-meat" and the agricultural system.1:00 -
Fire Tender | Trailer
A Yurok knowledge keeper seeks to return fire practices, and restore land and people.1:10 -
HBCU Week: Beyond the Field | Title IX
Celebrating Title IX and Black women in sports during the CIAA conference in 2022.0:35 -
HBCU Week: Tradition and Competition | Howard vs. Hampton
Who is the real HU? Howard or Hampton? Students, staff and alumni say both HBCUs.1:02 -
In the Bubble with Jaime | Election Day
Jaime Harrison opens up about the pressures of being a Black Democrat in South Carolina.1:27 -
In the Bubble with Jaime | Running for South Carolina
Jaime Harrison and his mother reveal why he is running for South Carolina's Senate seat.0:58 -
HBCU Week: Beyond the Field | Grambling State and Southern
HBCUs - Grambing State and Southern - share many things including history and family.0:41 -
HBCU Week: Beyond the Field | The CIAA
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association and what it represents for HBCUs.1:11 -
FIRSTHAND: Segregation | A Black Business in Lincoln Park
Rashad Bailey is a Black business owner in a majority white Chicago neighborhood.1:31
