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The Sign of the Dove
HUSH: A Black Mental Health Documentary
What We Don't Say Is What Hurts The Most.
Legacy Reentry Foundation is excited to host the screening of the documentary “HUSH” on March 7, 2026, at 6 p.m. at Sign of the Dove church in Waukegan, IL.
This event will explore the origins of generational trauma while raising awareness about mental health within the Black community.
For students and other professionals, this is a fantastic opportunity to see this award-winning film right in their own community.
A Story of Resilience
Miami's "Motorcycle Queen"
The documentary follows the captivating journey of a Miami woman, known affectionately as the "Motorcycle Queen," as she navigates her own mental health challenges. Her story is one of resilience, triumph, and finding strength in the face of adversity.
Festival Success
HUSH has garnered critical acclaim at numerous film festivals, receiving accolades for its honesty, storytelling, and powerful impact on audiences. Its captivating narrative has drawn attention from the film industry and garnered Oscar buzz.
More Than a Film
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HUSH is not just a film, it's a movement. The documentary aims to destigmatize mental health issues within the Black community and create a space for open and honest conversations about mental well-being.
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This event, touring countrywide, serves as a platform to spark dialogue and connect individuals with valuable mental health resources.
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The screening will be followed by a panel discussion featuring a panel of local community experts and support services available during and after the event.
Director's Vision
Antwon Lindsey, a filmmaker from Liberty City, Miami, is passionate about using film as a medium to explore important social issues and amplify the voices of marginalized communities.
Lindsey's personal connection to the subject matter stems from his own experiences and commitment to breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health, especially within the Black community.
The Impact of HUSH
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Personal Narratives
Through intimate interviews, personal narratives, and reflections, "HUSH" delves into the complexities of mental health within the Black community, shedding light on a often overlooked aspect of human experience.
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Community Dialogue
The film aims to spark meaningful dialogue and understanding, fostering a sense of support and encouragement for individuals who may be struggling with their mental health.
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Hope and Healing
By sharing the stories of resilience, recovery, and the power of community, HUSH ultimately provides a message of hope and healing for those seeking support.
Beyond the Screen
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Community Engagement
HUSH is not just a documentary; it's a catalyst for meaningful conversations and actions to address mental health within the Black community. Beyond the screen, the film aims to inspire ongoing dialogue and create a positive impact.
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Resources and Support
The event will highlight various resources and support systems available for those seeking help with their mental health. There will be opportunities to connect with mental health professionals and learn about available services.
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Legacy Reentry Foundation
Legacy Reentry Foundation is proud to present this urgent documentary in the Greater Chicagoland Area. Legacy is a dedicated organization committed to providing support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness.
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A Call to Action
The film's message transcends the screen, urging viewers to become agents of change and play a role in breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health within their communities.
Event Details
Date & Time
Saturday
March 7, 2026
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location
Sign of the Dove Church
424 10th Street
Waukegan, IL 60085
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Legacy Reentry

HUSH: A Black Mental Health Documentary | Legacy Reentry

Exploring the origins of generational trauma while raising awareness about mental health within the Black community.

Additional Information
Join the Conversation
We warmly invite Black mental health professionals—therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and others—to join us and bring their business cards. We’ve heard from many in our community seeking mental health professionals who reflect their experiences and understand their needs.