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Still on the Move: Mike Africa Jr. Reflects on Family, Resilience, and the Legacy of MOVE

What does it mean to grow up carrying the weight of history? In  Still on the Move , a new Mentor A Promise mini-documentary, Mike Africa Jr. shares a deeply personal reflection on family, resilience, and the enduring legacy of MOVE. Through his story, viewers gain insight into the human impact of one of the most significant events in Philadelphia's history: the 1985 MOVE bombing. For Mike, this history is more than a chapter in a textbook. It is the story of his family. From the imprisonment of his parents to the lasting effects of a tragedy that changed lives and communities forever, his experiences offer a powerful perspective on resilience in the face of adversity. Filmed during the inaugural MOVE Day 5K on May 16, 2026,  Still on the Move  captures a day dedicated to remembrance, reflection, and community healing. Participants gathered to honor those who lost their lives, celebrate the strength of survivors, and ensure that the lessons of history continue to be remem...

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