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While the angry demonstrations that consumed much of south Minneapolis and other cities this summer have largely disappeared, a protest with deep roots has taken hold at the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue.
Anguish, fear, hopeVoices of Minnesotans on the aftermath of Floyd killing
MPR News PresentsWashington Post special report 'The Life of George Floyd'
Anti-hunger advocates warned that more people will be depending on emergency food services because of COVID-19, particularly aging seniors specifically.
'We’re all one paycheck away' More Minnesotans flocking to food shelves
COVID complications Getting groceries with SNAP is tough during pandemic
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Minnesota health officials report 101 deaths of COVID-19 in pre-holiday figures released Friday.
You may not be traveling at all for Thanksgiving this year, but you can still climb aboard The Current's Time Machine. Starting Wednesday at 10 a.m. and continuing all weekend long, we'll take a trip to a different year of music each hour.