Justice and Healing: Dr. Malissa's Reflections on the George Floyd Verdict
We need a healing to come through this land. We need a healing to come through the heart of each and every human walking on the face of this earth.
What does it mean to heal as a society? Dr. Malissa tackles this profound question in 'The Verdict, My Reflection', an episode of 'The Addiction Chronicles: Power of Change'. This isn't just about the George Floyd trial verdict; it's about the broader implications for justice and collective healing. On April 20th, 2021, the world watched as the officer responsible for George Floyd's death was found guilty on all charges. This episode captures Dr.
Malissa's thoughts on that pivotal day and her hopes for a future where we can all find common ground. Dr. Malissa doesn't shy away from the hard truths. She discusses the 'Summer of Loss' and the relentless news of black and brown bodies being unjustly treated.
Amidst this backdrop, she revisits Rodney King's famous plea: 'Can we all just get along?' Her reflections urge us to break down societal barriers and genuinely see each other as human beings, not just through the lens of race. This episode is a heartfelt call to action. Dr. Malissa believes that true healing must start from within and spread outward. She emphasizes the need for adults to model this healing for future generations.
Her words are both a challenge and an inspiration, pushing listeners to be part of the solution, to foster understanding and compassion. If you're looking for an episode that combines personal reflection with a broader societal message, 'The Verdict, My Reflection' is a must-listen. Dr. Malissa's compassionate yet powerful narrative will leave you thinking deeply about justice, healing, and our shared humanity.