Tucker city leaders say the area is experiencing an economic renaissance amid the pandemic. Emory Morsberger, the president of the Tucker Summit Community Improvement District, joins “Closer Look” to discusses a multi-agency initiative to attract more workers to Tucker, Georgia. Plus, Gayle Hunter Holloman, of the Fulton County Library System, discusses the re-opening of Fulton County libraries. Lastly, Curt Harris, the director of the Institute for Disaster Management in the University of Georgia's College of Public Health, discusses a new research paper that reveals that people with intellectual disabilities may face discrimination when seeking COVID-19 treatment due to unconscious biases in the health care system.

<p>Tucker city leaders say the area is experiencing an economic renaissance amid the pandemic. Emory Morsberger, the president of the <a href="https://tuckersummitcid.com/about/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Tucker Summit Community Improvement District</a>, joins “Closer Look” to discusses <a href="https://tuckersummitcid.com/2021/04/20/thriving-tucker-businesses-need-employees-now-local-organizations-partner-to-hold-a-job-fair-to-fill-immediate-positions/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">a multi-agency initiative</a> to attract more workers to Tucker, Georgia. Plus, Gayle Hunter Holloman, of the Fulton County Library System, discusses the re-opening of Fulton County libraries. Lastly, Curt Harris, the director of the&nbsp;Institute for Disaster <a href="http://link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com/ls/click?upn=nHZ9KKUuX1VDWDKHkD5NubX6hpLr-2F-2FR8YL06gsv4pM-2FJPWEJuAEZVcc57un6rV8SfAcnok0Pg7CbnYd-2FF0g-2BjOBnr0GTchXvddkhqOxAteAKSlZRzIAjlq-2FFGNi16ByZGQ7i_WhYRtqOT8QcfQiJ4LHKgVROs9MxgAA8kPR4-2FD1vBC1J4O1hsaOCCl8CvnNIrUfebQ5I-2Fqpyn7opx1ul85s23yUhbwFZHEe4XrirBySU5u-2FeKf0Dfe-2BRJ63gKzqg4JiOJEHR9kVr9fWAjarTReZr0OgSS6Yyu9wyGzwqQgZ9KxG4SoxYzuItmGBZ0myJlRleLG6c1VM9wjBD2cC7RYJnhQRGbDyquIlNWojRG2qMF81zNrYuwqoSxf2MPKYhn-2BHtjtyMwrdPzLAhQ0fqRtNJ10ytTzMM9LJIz0EN2SGale-2ByZHpMFiyRL4Ju1NDPqTfLbPouDsMsErP96VzUlJPT4jRJXlTMspdLPKkIjstrW8bvhPYI0yDcermJ9k6FUiyJC" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Management&nbsp;</a>in the University of Georgia's <a href="http://link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com/ls/click?upn=nHZ9KKUuX1VDWDKHkD5NubX6hpLr-2F-2FR8YL06gsv4pM-2FHCNPGnj0N2BhFWnFpIR9gcPMb_WhYRtqOT8QcfQiJ4LHKgVROs9MxgAA8kPR4-2FD1vBC1J4O1hsaOCCl8CvnNIrUfebQ5I-2Fqpyn7opx1ul85s23yUhbwFZHEe4XrirBySU5u-2FeKf0Dfe-2BRJ63gKzqg4JiOJEHR9kVr9fWAjarTReZr0OgSS6Yyu9wyGzwqQgZ9KxG4SoxYzuItmGBZ0myJlRleLG6c1VM9wjBD2cC7RYJnhQdETjoW4SX3HGp49u8W5mm74duP3L05t1syuqreoUwNwD9ajjiyFlzvb6HlZ-2B4EjDM231-2BN7Von74FazqDMaLrvpIraE-2F-2FRpEwHUGMQoAyvbjMIukCw-2FAZQiGU3bHS-2B-2FNN-2FQJ43FvHFFcNnuII-2BEdcnIrSHcYiEQFcDCQnHAuuyM" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">College of Public Health</a>, discusses <a href="https://publichealth.uga.edu/people-with-disabilities-faced-pandemic-triage-biases/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">a new research paper</a> that reveals that people with intellectual disabilities may face discrimination when seeking COVID-19 treatment due to unconscious biases in the health care system.</p>

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<p>"Closer Look with Rose Scott" brings you the issues that impact where we live, how we interact, and how we can all thrive. It’s not just about Atlanta; it’s a program for Atlanta. Rose connects with community leaders, CEOs, policymakers, and people who don't often get a platform, and she brings you in on the conversation.</p>

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Massive Job Fair To Be Held In Tucker; Fulton County Library System Partly Reopens; New Research Suggests People With Intellectual Disabilities May Face Discrimination When Seeking COVID Treatment