History-making reporter Tara Roberts said goodbye to her job in journalism to give a platform to black scuba divers searching for slave shipwrecks. She wanted to shine a light on the divers looking for the remains of 1.8 million lost Africans during the transatlantic slave trade. Tara talks about her groundbreaking work on “Tamron Hall.”
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