WABE News Quiz, November 2, 2023

It’s Stacey Abrams.

Abrams’ organization, Fair Fight, filed their lawsuit against Texas-based organization True the Vote, claiming the organization intimidated voters, offered a $1 million bounty for evidence of fraud and threatened to recruit former military personnel to monitor polling locations.

It’s Morehouse School of Medicine.

The clinic, located in the BuggyWorks complex, is a response to the closing of the Atlanta Medical Center in the Old Fourth Ward by Wellstar Health System in 2022. The defunct center has been out of operation for one year as of this week.

It’s Young Thug.

The Atlanta-based artist, whose given name is Jeffery Lamar Williams, and six others are now set to stand trial beginning Nov. 27 after prosecutors and defense attorneys chose 12 jurors and six alternates. The trial is expected to last months.

It’s Israel.

On Tuesday afternoon, Israeli families met with Gov. Brian Kemp and First Lady Marty Kemp for about 30 minutes. Kemp spoke to reporters afterward.

“There’s a public information campaign going on right now,” Kemp said.

“So, it’s important for leaders to stand up and let the citizens that we represent know where we stand. And I think the Kemp family in the state of Georgia has been very clear on that.”

It’s Jonesboro High School.

In a meeting earlier this fall, Clayton County Public Schools (CCPS) Superintendent Anthony Smith said that school safety is the district’s number one priority for the year ahead.

In the last two years, CCPS has adopted a new crisis alert system, a new weapons detection system and doubled down on resources and personnel for perimeter security across school campuses.