Anna Wolfe is Mississippi Today’s investigative journalist who focuses on poverty and economic justice. She was featured recently on NPR’s All Things Considered. Anna talks about her story on Shalondra Rolleins, who was diagnosed with COVID-19 in April. She died three days later. Anna explains that Rollins’ story may reveal everything about the reasons black Mississippians are so hard hit by the pandemic. Listen to the interview for four minutes here: