They Can't Kill Us All: Ep.7: From Hashtag to Harvest: Carrying the Movement Forward

Host Connie Morris reflects on the legacy of They Can't Kill Us All and offers a practical, faith-rooted roadmap for turning protest energy into lasting change. This bonus episode speaks directly to activists, educators, and communities about building strategy, supporting Black journalists, and honoring Black grief as testimony.

Drawing on scripture, journalism, and real-world organizing, Morris outlines concrete steps — teach the book, confront bias, join committees, and sustain collective leadership — to move the movement from viral moments to policy and community power.

With prayerful encouragement and a call to resilience, the episode urges listeners not to grow weary, but to keep building, teaching, and fighting for justice: from hashtag to harvest.

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