WABE News Quiz, February 16, 2024

It’s the American Library Association.

The ALA is a national nonprofit that supports librarians and accredits the schools that train them.

If passed, S.B. 390 would sever all ties between the ALA and Georgia’s library system. Walker said he brought it to the Gold Dome because his local library recently expanded its offerings by adding books that center on diverse life experiences — LGBTQ ones especially.

It’s the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.

A new exhibit in the Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr. collection highlights how important the year 1964 was to the Civil Rights Movement.

It’s Bagley Park.

Bagley Park became like a haven for Black residents following racial terrorism in Forsyth County, according to a preliminary report by the Fulton task force.

Following several complaints from neighboring white residents who urged the county to condemn the neighborhood, the board began buying up the area and displacing residents. The Fulton task force will further investigate these doings over the course of the studies.

It’s The Melody.

The Melody serves as the first rapid housing development in the city of Atlanta, designed to help people move into more permanent housing.

The church members greeted residents with warm smiles and hugs to perform the liturgy for any of their neighbors who wanted to receive the blessing.

It’s the Prosecuting Attorneys Council of Georgia.

The director of the Prosecuting Attorneys Council of Georgia then would have to appoint a special prosecutor to take over the case.

But for context, 18 months after a judge disqualified the Fulton DA’s office from investigating the lieutenant governor, no prosecutor has been appointed to resume the case.