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![Indigenous leader Jose Augusto, 48, of the Miranha indigenous ethnic group, poses for a portrait wearing a face mask amid the spread of the new coronavirus, at the Park of Indigenous Nations community in Manaus, Brazil, Thursday, May 28, 2020. His mask reads in Portuguese: "Indigenous lives matter." Image by Felipe Dana / AP Photo. Brazil, 2020.](/sites/default/files/styles/510x315/public/06-10-20/2000.jpeg.webp?h=56d0ca2e&itok=sQKxGlJA "Indigenous leader Jose Augusto, 48, of the Miranha indigenous ethnic group, poses for a portrait wearing a face mask amid the spread of the new coronavirus, at the Park of Indigenous Nations community in Manaus, Brazil, Thursday, May 28, 2020. His mask reads in Portuguese: "Indigenous lives matter." Image by Felipe Dana / AP Photo. Brazil, 2020.")
![In early May, Alabama became one of the first states to begin lifting lockdown restrictions. Though distancing guidelines were recommended few wore masks and even fewer were in groups of less than 10 or following the prescribed “6 foot rule." Having come from New York where people were stringently following distancing and social isolation rules it was as though there wasn't a global pandemic in Southern Alabama. Image by Maranie Staab. United States, 2020.](/sites/default/files/styles/510x315/public/06-09-20/staab_1.jpg.webp?h=82f92a78&itok=2nBYM_co "In early May, Alabama became one of the first states to begin lifting lockdown restrictions. Though distancing guidelines were recommended few wore masks and even fewer were in groups of less than 10 or following the prescribed “6 foot rule." Having come from New York where people were stringently following distancing and social isolation rules it was as though there wasn't a global pandemic in Southern Alabama. Image by Maranie Staab. United States, 2020.")
