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The judges also rejected arguments from the NAACP of East St. Louis that Democrats unfairly diluted Black voters from a traditionally Black state House district, instead saying the move was done to shore up white Downstate Democratic districts in rural areas where Republican strength is increasing. Political gerrymandering, while controversial, is legal, they said.

“Masks are mainly for what we call source control. So, the person who’s infected doesn’t infect other people. We’re also finding that it offers some element of protection for the person who’s wearing the mask, even if they’re not infected. So, if an infected person and a noninfected person are both wearing masks, correctly, the chance of transmission is almost zero,” Segreti said. “Nothing is 100% but they will significantly decrease the transmission, especially if you’re the one that’s infected.”

“If we proactively looked at this situation, we knew what the outcomes and results would be right? But let’s take it a little step further,” Hazzard told the Englewood group. “When you think about the developmental brain of a 15-,16-, 17-year-old, when you think about the fact that the brain isn’t fully developed until 25, so we have 15-, 16-, 17-year-olds in these high stress situations. They are in a high trauma community, right? So proactively, what resources do we need?”