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JusticeSoul shares quiet, documentary-style stories of service, dignity, and lives lived without recognition.
We focus on what was done — even when it went unseen.

This film follows an African American Army combat medic who served in Iraq, then returned home to work in hospitals while raising two children alone. Her skills did not disappear after service. They continued — first in uniform, then in hospital corridors, and later at home — applied quietly, without ceremony.

What she learned on deployment remained present in daily life: methodical attention, steady hands, and responsibility carried without comment. The setting changed, but the work did not.

This is a story about continuity.
About how service does not necessarily end when the uniform comes off — and how much of it is never formally acknowledged.

If this story stayed with you, you may find others like it in the She Served Too playlist.

⏳ Timestamps:

00:00 - A Woman Waiting
01:11 - Years of Service
05:45 - After the Uniform
09:04 - Work and Children
13:16 - Losing Ground
14:36 - Being Seen
16:58 - Standing Again

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