Antwuane's Story

I think the challenge for us is that we live and breathe this pain daily. And that's hard as this is to hear my aunt in pain. I carry that every single day. How the hell do they expect us to respond to a police officer who is biased against us to act professional and appropriate and kind when we know the one thing this cop wants to do is to hurt us. And  it's not easy. It's not easy because people assume, Oh, You got to get over it. - Nicholas HattenThis episode is an epilogue to our 14 episode documentary series on my home town the City of Stockton California. In this episode, our voices are Stephanie Hatten and Nicholas Hatten who share the story of Stephanie’s son and Nicholas’s cousin Antwaune Burrise’s death at the hands of the Stockton Police DepartmentWe hope that you’ll take the time to listen back to all of the episodes in our documentary series on the City of Stockton. You will hear from the voices of community leaders in Stockton who are working together to address the systemic issues facing Stockton and San Joaquin County 🎧Explore Our Award-Winning Special SeriesIf you enjoyed this episode, dive deeper into our 4-part legacy of impact:Where Art Meets Impact: How creativity drives systemic change. Season 1 and Season 2From Bankruptcy to Reinvention: The story of Stockton’s resilience. COVID-19’s Impact Series: Navigating the pandemic's effect on our community.Making the Invisible Visible: Discover the untold stories of finding home.