In Real Time Question 6: On May 29th, Phase 1 of reopening DC began. At the same time, protests in response to deadly police brutality towards African Americans erupted across the nation and here in the city. In neighborhoods across DC, thousands of activists marched and participated in vigils, advocating for specific actions. What do future generations need to know about your experience of this moment? Describe with as many details as possible. Help paint the picture of the impact of this time on you, your neighborhood, your community, or the region.

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Through In Real Time, the Historical Society of Washington, D.C. is collecting evidence of the ongoing experiences of those living and working in Washington, D.C. during the COVID-19 pandemic. This form is simply one way that your experience can become part of the historical record. Thank you for participating.

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In Real Time Survey 6: On May 29th Phase 1 of reopening D.C. began. At the same time, protests in response to deadly police brutality towards African Americans erupted across the nation and here in Washington, D.C. In neighborhoods across the city, thousands of activists march and participate in vigils, advocating for specific actions; as of June 10, these protests continue. What do future generations need to know about your experience of this moment? *

Describe with as many details as possible; help paint the picture of the impact of this time on you, your neighborhood, your community, or Washington, D.C. as a whole.

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