Hour 1: A Mississippi grand jury found no evidence to support criminal charges in the death of Nolan Wells

This hour, A caller yesterday said Black Americans have learned not to trust white Americans, and that despite the civil-rights activism associated with the Baby Boomer generation, she never felt that support herself. Is that a perspective you share or have heard before? Why do different generations and communities remember the Civil Rights Era so differently? A Mississippi grand jury found no evidence to support criminal charges in the death of Nolan Wells. But with questions still surrounding how he died, does Mississippi’s history of racial injustice affect how much trust people place in that conclusion? What questions about the case do you still want answered?