Tamar Manasseh, founder and president of Mothers Against Senseless Killings (M.A.S.K.), described her upbringing in Englewood, her move to Hyde Park, her children's bar and bat mitzvahs shadowed by the killings of Chicago children, and her decision to sit in lawn chairs on an Englewood corner, an effort that fed thousands of meals over a summer. Lauren Quinn, who started the central Illinois chapter of Moms Demand Action, introduced her. Spring 2016 series "Breaking Down Racism: Fighting for Racial Justice in the U.S." Audience Q&A covered school closings, police relations, and sourcing food.