On June 17, 2015, nine Black churchgoers were murdered during Bible study at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Ten years later, their names still echo across the nation—not just as victims, but as community pillars, faith leaders, and family members whose lives were taken by hate. In this special anniversary episode, therapist and host Solomon Richberg honors the lives lost, centers survivor stories, and explores the trauma, grief, and resilience that follow...
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On June 17, 2015, nine Black churchgoers were murdered during Bible study at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Ten years later, their names still echo across the nation—not just as victims, but as community pillars, faith leaders, and family members whose lives were taken by hate. In this special anniversary episode, therapist and host Solomon Richberg honors the lives lost, centers survivor stories, and explores the trauma, grief, and resilience that follow...
They Should Be 31: Honoring Breonna Taylor & Tyre Nichols on Their Birthdays
After the Headlines: Unheard Stories
21 minutes
5 months ago
They Should Be 31: Honoring Breonna Taylor & Tyre Nichols on Their Birthdays
This week, Breonna Taylor and Tyre Nichols would have turned 31. Instead of candles and celebration, we sit in the weight of their absence. In this episode of After the Headlines: Unheard Stories, we remember Breonna and Tyre not just for how they died — but for how they lived. Through their stories, we explore the psychological toll of racialized violence, vicarious trauma, and the healing power of collective remembrance. Join host Solomon Richberg, LCSW, for a traum...
After the Headlines: Unheard Stories
On June 17, 2015, nine Black churchgoers were murdered during Bible study at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Ten years later, their names still echo across the nation—not just as victims, but as community pillars, faith leaders, and family members whose lives were taken by hate. In this special anniversary episode, therapist and host Solomon Richberg honors the lives lost, centers survivor stories, and explores the trauma, grief, and resilience that follow...
