On a spring afternoon, a promising young life was tragically cut short in a place of quiet study and community. Johanna Emilie Justin-Jinich, a 21-year-old White/Caucasian female, was a junior at Wesleyan University, a student known for her passion for public health and poetry. On May 6, 2009, she was working her shift at the Red and Black Café, located inside the Broad Street Books near the Middletown, Connecticut campus. The day was meant to be one of celebration for the university, marking t
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