Neighbors reportedly smelled the fire, and an off-duty local firefighter broke down the door as Peggy's ex-husband (the girl's father) was pulling up to the house. 911 was called to report the fire, and Peggy's remains were soon discovered. spend many elementary school hours arguing over who got to be the Pink Ranger that day, fashioning our own costumes out of whatever Mom had laying around the house and practicing our ninja kicks on the playground? Even thoughMighty Morphin Power Rangers racial-sensitivity training was teaching a “radical revolution taking place throughout the country,” he was right to the extent that racial sensitivity would feel radical and revolutionary compared to what we have now. The bar is so low that it really can feel like only a “radical revolution” could turn this country into a place of tolerance, acceptance, and equality. A radical revolution of Black and brown people wanting this country that they love, to be a place that could someday love them back. Imagine that. Throughout the history of our nation, Americans have faced many crises. From pandemics to world wars, these events have helped us pull together and demonstrate our full potential as a nation. During these times as brave Americans went off to fight for our safety, we also had a strong foundation of support that would be known as the home front. The COVID-19 crisis is no different. Once again we have a true home front of American families who get up each day to support their loved ones as they go off to work as physicians, nurses, health care techs, postal workers, grocery store workers, firefighters, EMTs, truck drivers, food service workers, custodians, sanitation workers, and so many more.