During the Coronavirus pan­demic there are many re­al­i­ties that we have to face. Many peo­ple have lost their lives or have been eco­nom­i­cally drained from stay at home or­ders. Unfortunately, those hit hard­est fa­tally and eco­nom­i­cally are the his­panic and black com­mu­ni­ties. As a his­panic this is a re­al­ity I had to face per­son­ally as some of my fam­ily mem­bers fell se­ri­ously ill in­clud­ing one my un­cles who passed away due to the coro­n­avirus. However, this il­lus­tra­tion de­picts some­one who is ex­posed to an even more grim re­al­ity and she is a nurse. She and many other health­care work­ers are the ones who have to pass by re­frig­er­ated trucks full of corpses, work in un­der-re­sourced fa­cil­i­ties and at­tend to the se­ri­ously ill. She not only con­fronts the virus di­rectly, but also serves as a sym­bol of tri­umph be­ing a his­panic-nurse and pos­i­tively de­fi­ant against all odds. This il­lus­tra­tion is a rep­re­sen­ta­tion of the every­day hero find­ing peace in the chaos. Thank you Montse.