·Fateemah Muhammad, 19, at the TARC stop where she used to catch an hour-and-a-half bus ride to high school.Parts of the majority-Black West End and downtown areas are broken into “satellite zones” which correspond to schools in majority-white suburbs.(The new proposed student assignment plan would allow all students in the “satellite zones” to have Shawnee as their home high school, and a new middle school as their home middle school. They would still have the option to attend an east end or south end school. These are the proposed new zone boundaries for east and south end...…·Fateemah Muhammad, 19, at the TARC stop where she used to catch an hour-and-a-half bus ride to high school.Parts of the majority-Black West End and downtown areas are broken into “satellite zones” which correspond to schools in majority-white suburbs.(The new proposed student assignment plan would allow all students in the “satellite zones” to have Shawnee as their home high school, and a new middle school as their home middle school. They would still have the option to attend an east end or south end school. These are the proposed new zone boundaries for east and south end...WW…

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The latest demographic information on Kentuckians who have died from COVID-19 reveals Black Kentuckians are more likely to die from the disease, compared to white and Asian Kentuckians. While Kentucky has a Black population of around 8%, 21% of those who have died of COVID-19 were Black, according to Gov. Andy Beshear. 78% of those who died were white, and around 1% were Asian.“We are seeing , and that’s a disproportionate number of deaths falling in our Black or African American communities,” Beshear said during his daily news briefing Saturday.“I believe it stems from an unequal access to...…The latest demographic information on Kentuckians who have died from COVID-19 reveals Black Kentuckians are more likely to die from the disease, compared to white and Asian Kentuckians. While Kentucky has a Black population of around 8%, 21% of those who have died of COVID-19 were Black, according to Gov. Andy Beshear. 78% of those who died were white, and around 1% were Asian.“We are seeing , and that’s a disproportionate number of deaths falling in our Black or African American communities,” Beshear said during his daily news briefing Saturday.“I believe it stems from an unequal access to...WW…