This year's Human Rights Day comes at a time when events that led to the 2020 End SARS protest remain fresh in the minds of Nigerians and comes at a time a US-based Nigerian is on the verge of getting the nod at the Oscars for his docu-film, 'Ferguson Rises', which an inspiring story of how a small town in Missouri became the flashpoint of a modern-day civil rights movement.

On this episode of Thinking Reimagined ®️, Mr. Mobolaji Olambiwonnu (Director, Ferguson Rises), Mr. Peter Armand Boyo (Actor, Filmmaker and Secretary, Live Abundantly!®️ Board of Trustees') and Dr. Ama  (Founder & Executive Director, Live Abundantly!®️) joins Nifemi Oguntoye in an interesting discussion that takes a look at deep-seated issues like police brutality, racial profiling, oppression, vulnerability, Black Lives Matter, the power of social media, finding a voice and purpose in the pain, and how telling our stories as Africans can rewrite history and reshape narratives.