Deconstructing COVID-19 and Education in Hinds County
(In)Equity and Resilience: Black Women, Systemic Barriers and COVID-19 Project
Hinds County: Crime, Safety and Solutions
‘He Was a Good Son’: COVID-19 Amplified Jackson Violence, Inequities for Black Families
Found dead on the side of a road in South Jackson, Tramaine Green was one of 128 homicides in Jackson in 2020. In her overview introducing the Hinds County chapter of our “(In)Equity and Resilience: Black Women Women and Systemic Barriers” collaboration with the Jackson Advocate, reporter Aliyah Veal tells one family’s story of navigating COVID-19, gun violence and being ignored by police through the pandemic—and the pandemic-magnified causes of crime and inequities that have long affected their path to success.
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