Justice for Sergio Trinity Advocacy Apprentices
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Sergio Reyes, a senior at Leadership and Public Service High School in Lower Manhattan, was shot 14 times and killed by police after allegedly holding up a bodega with a fake gun in February 2017. Sergio’s classmates created this three-part podcast to honor their friend and explore the narratives and social forces surrounding the events that led to his death.
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Episode 1: Sergio
What is justice for Sergio Reyes? In Episode 1, Sergio's friends, classmates, and family introduce listeners to the teenager behind the headlines: one of six children, an avid handball player, always ready with a joke or a smile, a young man on track to graduate high school and dreaming of a life beyond Bushwick.
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Episode 2: Guns and Neighborhood
In Episode 2, the Justice for Sergio team travels to Bushwick, Brooklyn, the neighborhood where Sergio Reyes lived and died, and explores the role of guns in the lives of police officers and teenagers in New York City. Includes clips from interviews with a rookie NYPD officer, Dolores Osborne, Cynthia Moten, and Flacko Jimenez.
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Justice
In Episode 3, the Justice for Sergio team shares what justice means to them, how they'll continue to pursue it, and what their hopes are for their futures, communities, and generations to come. Includes clips of interviews with Cynthia Moten, Anne Schellhorn, James Lapine, and the Rev. Winnie Varghese.
Customer Reviews
What is Justice?
What a beautiful tribute to their friend! These fine young men and women work to tell the story of their grief, their search for answers, and their questions about justice. I’m deeply grateful for the work of Trinity Church (I have been for years) and for the men and women who worked with these students to make this project happen. Do yourself a favor and carve some time to listen to the whole series. You won’t regret it... the last moments of the series are heartbreaking and yet so full of hope. ❤️
Well done
Really impressed by the kids who created this. Very well done and eye opening.
A MUST listen!!
This is an incredibly produced, educational, upsetting, uplifting and empowering podcast series created by high school kids in New York City. You can binge the whole thing in 40 minutes. Just try listening for a minute, you won’t be able to stop.