Eighteen years after Latron Parker filmed the struggles of growing up in Harlem, his mother Jean now fights against youth gun violence.
Synopsis
Eighteen years after Latron Parker filmed the struggles of growing up in Harlem, his mother Jean now fights against youth gun violence.
Synopsis
Jean Parker stands in Harlem, where her son Latron filmed a documentary about life in the neighborhood in 1998. Eight years later, Latron was shot dead on the street. Now, Jean leads Harlem Mothers, an organization dedicated to combating youth gun violence and supporting grieving parents. The film intertwines Latron’s original footage with scenes of Jean’s current efforts, illustrating her fight against the pain of loss and her commitment to the community.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Jean Parker, a mother fighting against gun violence.
- See Latron Parker's original footage from 1998.
- Follow Jean's work with Harlem Mothers organization.
Did You Know
- Latron Parker was only 18 years old when he made his documentary in 1998.
- Latron was shot dead on the street eight years after his film was made.
- Jean Parker founded Harlem Mothers to help parents cope with gun violence.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year was Latron Parker shot dead?
Latron Parker was shot dead in 2006.
What organization does Jean Parker run?
Jean Parker runs an organization called Harlem Mothers.
How old was Latron Parker when he made the documentary?
Latron Parker was 18 years old when he made the documentary in 1998.
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