Note sull'episodio
Some protectors don't wear capes. They wear leather vests and road names.
Kuan Yu rides with Bikers Against Child Abuse, an organization built to do one thing: take the fear out of a child's world. In this episode we talk about what it means to show up at 2am for a noise in the dark, what it looks like when 60 bikers roll in to meet a scared kid for the first time, and why a teddy bear stuffed with hugs can mean more than anyone realizes. We also get into the hardest parts of this work. What it takes to sit in a courtroom and hold a court face while a child reads out what happened to them. And why showing up, even through snow he'd never ridden in, is the only skill that matters.
This one will stay with you.
Resources
Bikers Against Child Abuse: www.BACAworld.org or call 1-866-712-2873
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
Need support or someone to talk to? Clearapy is here. Call (863) 334-2447