On this episode of Here and Now, we celebrate Black History Month by discussing an inspiring new memoir and an award-winning short film.
On this episode of Here and Now, we learn about "Love and Justice - A Story of Triumph on Two Different Courts."
WNBA star Maya Moore and her husband share their inspiring story in a new memoir. It's about how their unlikely bond helped overturn a wrongful conviction and jumpstart a new life together. Also, we mark Black History Month with the award-winning short film, "Fannie", which puts a spotlight on civil rights activist Fannie Lou Hamer.
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