A new guerrilla art installation by Hank Willis Thomas and the Incarceration Nations Network will display writing by people who are battling the pandemic behind prison walls.

Said Wanda Cooper-Jones: “If Georgia had a hate crime law, Ahmaud’s killers could face additional sentencing for murdering my son because of the color of his skin.”

Longtime resident Burlinda Radney: “How do you create a race-neutral policy in a predominantly Black neighborhood that has historically been adversely affected by race?”

As more schools turn to digital learning during the era of COVID-19, teachers are holding 30-minute lessons on Facebook that speak to Indigenous knowledge as much as math and science.