>> repair me. repair me as a person, repair me as a citizen, whatever that takes, whatever it looks like. we're talking about going on four generations of tragedy. >> reporter: the what ifs here, yasmin, are still plaguing folks who didn't get the opportunity to inherit any of the wealth of their ancestors but also inherited the trauma and the hurt and the pain, they're still trying to sift through that and be made whole, yasmin. >> lot of emotion there. trymaine lee for us. good to see you. be sure to watch his special, by the way, blood on black wall street, an in-depth look at what happened in the tulsa race massacre, airing here on msnbc or catch it on demand on peacock as well. coming up, everybody, with police reform slowly making its way through congress, nbc's craig melvin sat down with a few black police officers to hear their unique perspective on the subject and how it's impacted their lives. you don't want to miss that
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