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‘The Perfect Neighbor’ wasn’t made for entertainment. It was made to make a difference. Executive Producer Takema Robinson shares why showing the raw truth of Ajike Owens’ story was necessary to wake people up to the impact of gun violence and racial violence. She draws a powerful parallel between Pamela Dias and Mamie Till, both mothers who chose courage over comfort so the world could witness and change. Hear the full conversation in this week’s episode of Therapy for Black Girls featuring Pamela Dias, Takema Robinson, and Dr. Joy Harden Bradford. And if you haven’t yet, stream ‘The Perfect Neighbor’ on Netflix #TherapyForBlackGirls #ThePerfectNeighbor #AjikeOwens #JusticeForAjike
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