A Minneapolis Tragedy Raises New Questions About Federal Enforcement and Accountability

An Artist and Educator

Good was also a poet and former educator. A graduate of Old Dominion University, she received recognition for her creative work, which often explored themes of compassion, perseverance, and shared humanity. Former students and colleagues have shared memories of her as someone who encouraged critical thinking and emotional expression.

Her writing frequently reflected a belief in empathy as a social force, a principle that those close to her say guided her actions in daily life.

A Partner and Advocate

Good’s wife, Becca Good, was reportedly in the vehicle during the incident. In public statements, she described Renee as someone who believed kindness should be actively practiced rather than passively admired.

Friends have echoed this sentiment, describing her as a person who consistently sought to support others, whether through art, conversation, or community involvement.

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