America often criticizes Black people for distrusting authorities, particularly in places such as Mississippi. But trust cannot be demanded while history remains unresolved. For generations, Black families have carried stories of people being threatened, abducted, murdered and buried without justice. This is not folklore. The FBI and Department of Justice have documented Mississippi cases in
Lost in the Shadows of Mississippi’s Darkness: The Unanswered Disappearance of Lester “LJ” Jones Jr. 
The Lingering Public Indictment of Al Sharpton: Tawana Brawley Never Admitted She Lied and That Distinction Should Matter to Seekers of Justice 
The Officer Tatum Show: Brandon Tatum and the Business of Black Condemnation 
Baltimore City Justice on Trial: When the Courthouse Feeds the Culture of Violence 
I Remember Woodstock: A Look From the Other Side of the Blue Wall of Silence 
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