Renee Good, shot by ICE, came to Minneapolis for ‘community’
The Washington Post••nation
Key Points:
- Renee Nicole Good, a mother of three and acclaimed writer, relocated to Minneapolis nearly a year ago seeking a welcoming community for herself, her wife, and their 6-year-old son.
- Good had previously experienced personal loss, including the death of her husband, before establishing a new home in Minnesota.
- The family settled in a diverse and progressive neighborhood on the south side of Minneapolis, known for its strong sense of community.
- Neighbors like Kimmy Hull highlighted the family's desire for connection and belonging in their new environment.
- Good’s home is marked by festive decorations and a “We Are Southside” sign, symbolizing their integration into the local community.
