Death Of Baton Rouge African American Museum Founder Sends Shock Waves Through The Black Community

The Black community is asking questions after the founder of the Baton Rouge African American Museum was found dead in the trunk of a car Friday.

Sadie Roberts-Joseph was an activist and was well known for annual Juneteenth celebrations held at the museum. On Monday morning, Roland Martin spoke with the Mayor of Baton Rouge, Sharon Weston Broome, and State Rep. C. Denise Marcelle on Tom Joyner Morning Show about how her death is affecting the community.

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