I came across this article while reading a column by Jonathan V. Last in The Bulwark. It originally appeared in a publication called The Plough.
It was written by a childhood friend of Renee Good, who knew her as Renee Ganger.
Please open the link and read it.
She begins:
I grew up with Renee Good – Renee Ganger, as I knew her. We lived in Colorado Springs; she was two years older than me. We went to church together; our parents were in a home group together, and we spent many Sunday afternoons playing in various basements and backyards while the grownups talked. We listened to Backstreet Boys. We jumped on her parents’ trampoline. We were in youth group together, the strange and frenetic evangelical youth group of the early 2000s.
After high school, we completely lost touch. I moved away for college, and she stayed in Colorado Springs. I hadn’t seen Renee in almost twenty years; all I knew about her life was that she had several children and no longer lived in Colorado Springs. Then one day, my computer screen was full of headlines about a woman who had been fatally shot by an ICE agent; I read one article, and it seemed like no one knew much yet, so I closed the computer.
The next morning, my brother texted me: The woman shot by ICE in Minn was Renee Ganger. I opened my computer and saw a flood of pictures: professional photos of Renee, smiling and pretty in a dark-red formal dress; iPhone snaps of Renee sitting in the front seat of a burgundy minivan; blurry stills of Renee’s face through a windshield… I stopped there. She looked exactly the same.
Please open the link and read on.
Diane Ravitch's blog 
A remarkably human response to a divisive time
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TRUMP IS GUILTY OF SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY
DONALD TRUMP IS GUILTY OF SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY for declaring that — in violation of Article I, Section 4, Clause 1 of our Constitution — “We should take over voting…the Republicans should nationalize the voting.”
Article I, Section 4, Clause 1 of our Constitution gives states the right and the authority to control elections, so Trump is calling for THE DELIBERATE VIOLATION OF OUR CONSTITUTION.
Seditious Conspiracy requires more than one person to call for violation of the Constitution and Attorney General Pam Bondi sent a letter to Minnesota government officials stating that “We will get the ICE officers out of Minneapolis if you give us control of your voter lists” — in other words: “We want control of your elections”, which is the unconstitutional action that Bondi’s boss, Trump, is calling for.
And there are more Trump officials who are part of the Seditious Conspiracy: Tulsi Gabbard, United States Director of National Intelligence participated in a raid on the State of Georgia’s election offices in which Georgia’s election documents were seized that can give Trump and his minions control over Georgia elections in violation of our Constitution. There are likely other members of the Trump Administration, as well as Republican members of Congress, who are part of the conspiracy.
Trump’s words and his Administration’s actions calling for violation of Article I, Section 4, Clause 1 of our Constitution is not only part of a Seditious Conspiracy, they are also a seriously impeachable violation of Trump’s Oath of Office in which he swore to “preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.”
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The internet is a double-edged sword in the time political strife. While it can provide quick access to what happened, it may not really be the facts which can be easily distorted or misrepresented.
It is ironic that Ms. Good visited Northern Ireland as part of a teen youth group where, I am sure, she learned a great deal about “the troubles,” the IRA bombings and resistance in Northern Ireland. Unfortunately, Ms. Good was the victim of our own home-grown troubles, and the spread of reckless, violent authoritarian overreach.
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