That was a short but powerful 19 minutes. We got to see and understand the Latasha Harlins that was is, the beautiful things and legacies she left behind from her own loved ones, not just some meaningless headlines in the press. Every single word they said got me feeling countless emotions, got me thinking about the state of the world we live in today.
We are slowly moving to the place where people wouldn't have to suffer for all this, but we need to be faster. Every other day you wake up and there's a casualty in the news, opening up another wave of discussions. We need to be opening them up ourselves: talk about it, get educated about it, take action with the power and privileges you have, vote for the changes you want for our lives.
A beautiful short documentary that focused on the positive life that Latasha had lived and all the memories that her close friends and family had of her.
Shout by danBlockedParent2020-09-21T15:47:25Z
That was a short but powerful 19 minutes. We got to see and understand the Latasha Harlins that
wasis, the beautiful things and legacies she left behind from her own loved ones, not just some meaningless headlines in the press. Every single word they said got me feeling countless emotions, got me thinking about the state of the world we live in today.We are slowly moving to the place where people wouldn't have to suffer for all this, but we need to be faster. Every other day you wake up and there's a casualty in the news, opening up another wave of discussions. We need to be opening them up ourselves: talk about it, get educated about it, take action with the power and privileges you have, vote for the changes you want for our lives.
Rest in peace, Latasha.