WABE News Quiz, April 14, 2023

It’s Dekalb.

The project, derisively called “Cop City” by protestors, is funded in part by tax dollars, but mostly through the privately-funded Atlanta Police Foundation. It’s split between land owned by the City of Atlanta and DeKalb County.

It’s the 2024 Democratic National Convention.

Democrats have chosen Chicago to host their 2024 national convention, trying to keep the party’s momentum going after last fall’s midterm election success in the critical Midwest.

It’s H.B. 147.

The school safety bill was one of the Republican governor’s legislative priorities for the beginning of his second term. It mandates that all Georgia public schools conduct an active shooter drill involving teachers and students by Oct. 1 each year.

It’s Auburn Avenue.

For nearly half a century, in the early and mid 20th century, Sweet Auburn served as the blueprint for entrepreneurship, generational wealth and activism among Atlanta’s African American community.

It’s the ethylene oxide emissions.

The gas is used to sterilize billions of medical devices around the U.S. each year, including at Smyrna’s Sterigenics facility.

Longterm exposure to ethylene oxide emissions can cause cancers, including breast cancer, lymphoma and leukemia.