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COVER-UP in SHOCK Mississippi Case?!

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July 12, 2026

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A Fourth of July image, a grieving family, and a nation forced to confront the evidence it too often tries to erase. Today on ELLA: Black and Brown Women Disruptors in Healthcare and Beyond, Dr. Haydée Brown and Dr. Sonya Sloan examine the death of Nolan Wells, why his family requested an independent autopsy, the enduring legacy of Emmett Till, and the growing debate over how America remembers its history. Through the lens of medicine, public health, and civil rights, they explore why data, documentation, and truth matter—and what happens when the evidence disappears. This episode connects the body, the museum, and the record of history in a conversation about justice, accountability, and why some stories must never be buried.

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