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Joel "Fluent" Greene, a Detroit author, poet and creative writing teacher, poses on Facebook.
In barely two months, a mouth mask has gone from out-of-stock scarcity to daily necessity. It's as much of a don't-leave-without-it item as a wallet, phone, keys and footwear.
Rep. Mari Manoogian, D-Birmingham, at a racial justice march Sunday in her city.
But weeks into this bandit look, face wraps still can stand out with distinctive design, timely messages or personalized flair. We present our third collection from social media of newsmakers and others who mask up with moxie -- starting with nearly two dozen Lansing lawmakers.
Sixteen legislators pose at the Capitol last week with a gun violence message. (Photo: Twitter/Mallory McMorrow)
Nandi Comer (left), Detroit educator, poet, activist; Jeremy Damaske of Woodbridge, owner of Pie-Sci pizza; Susan Tompor, Detroit Free Press personal finance columnist.
Detroit teacher Torie J. Anderson, left; state Sen. Mallory McMorrow, D-Royal Oak; Joshua Pugh, Michigan AFL-CIO communications director.
