Coronavirus Update: How safe is school? It depends on your neighbourhood

Also on August 29: Californians are wedged between a pandemic and wildfires; far-right extremists try to enter German parliament after mass protest against COVID-19 restrictions

. Some wore T-shirts promoting the “QAnon” conspiracy theory or displaying white nationalist slogans and neo-Nazi insignia. Far-right extremists also tried to storm the German parliament but were forcibly removed by police.

Riot police observe far-right protesters gathered outside the Reichstag during protests against coronavirus-related restrictions and government policy on August 29, 2020 in Berlin, Germany.“Around the world, the two headline crises of 2020 – the COVID-19 pandemic and the mass awareness of racial injustice and segregation – have exploded not across entire countries or cities but, most often, in specific neighbourhoods.

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