As we continue to look at how race plays out in American society, and as stories of racism experienced by students in white schools abound on social media, we're asking that question.

In a tweet on Monday, Cannabis Control Commissioner Shaleen Title objected to diverting revenue to police training, before communities of color.

Plus, we discuss two amendments to the House police reform bill that deal with the use funds from cannabis revenues for police training.

We kick off our summertime election coverage with a snapshot of the stakes for New England and a preview of how different campaigning will look this year with the pandemic.

We talk about the proposed reforms with a local police chief and a police reform advocate.

Plus: Local police chiefs oppose a police reform bill making its way through the State house.

As photos of crowded beaches and stories of resistant mask-wearers flood the internet, we take questions with two local doctors about how to best stay safe this summer.

For those who don't have air conditioning in their homes, or can't afford to run it, this year is particularly hard, because COVID-19 restrictions and physical distancing guidelines have limited where people can go to cool off.

Curry also draws parallels from Lewis's early work as a young activist to the protest movement today.