Dr. Antipas Harris
Dr. Antipas Harris
Rebecca Wilson shares about the day her world crumbled; her son Maurice was killed.
Rebecca Wilson shares about the day her world crumbled; her son Maurice was killed.
Rebecca Wilson shares about the day her world crumbled; her son Maurice was killed.
Saturday 28th January 2023
Rebecca Wilson discusses losing her son to violence and calls for community action on 'Narrativity with Dr. Antipas'.
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Dr. Antipas Harris
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Success Stories
Relationships & Community
Policy & Advocacy
Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Rebecca Wilson: A Mother’s Fight Against Violence After Losing Her Son
There is nothing pleasant when a mother hears the unthinkable about her child. And, when she does, she should not bear the burden alone. The problem is society's...
Rebecca Wilson's life was shattered the day she received the call that her 18-year-old son, Maurice, had been shot to death. In this heart-wrenching episode of 'Narrativity with Dr. Antipas', Rebecca shares her story, bringing attention to the epidemic of violence that affects countless families. Sponsored by the Urban Renewal Center, this podcast isn't just about recounting a tragedy; it's about sparking change and fostering community support.
Rebecca discusses the unique challenges faced by African American sons and the urgent need for robust support systems. She also tackles the issue of desensitization to violence, particularly through video games, and how guns often escalate conflicts. Despite the overwhelming grief, Rebecca's narrative is a powerful reminder that trauma doesn't have to be the end of the story.
Her experience is a call to action for all of us to engage in meaningful efforts to save our children and communities from the grip of violence. This episode is not just a story of loss but a testament to resilience and the fight for a safer future.