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Washu Experts: Supreme Court Decision Will Transform American Life, Politics
Newswise — On Friday, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in a decision that echoed the leaked draft published by Politico in early May. The decision will result in severely restricted or total bans on the procedure in nearly half of the country. Below, experts from Washington University in St. Louis offer their perspectives on the decision…
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In-home care: Benefits of Private Duty Nursing In East Peoria, IL
Private Duty Nursing provides qualified nurses to meet the needs of seniors with complex conditions. The patient stays in the comfort of their own home. We are proud to support our senior clients with Private Duty Nursing, allowing them to stay healthy while receiving quality care, in their homes.” — Julie Carnegie Reams PEORIA, ILLINOIS…
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Roe v. Wade ruling will have huge impact on victims of intimate partner violence, COVID-related setbacks
Victims of intimate partner violence and those who suffered most during COVID-19 are among the vulnerable groups that will be most impacted by the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade, according to two University of Delaware professors. Angela Hattery, professor and co-director of UD’s Center for Study & Prevention of Gender Based Violence, can…
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Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello to Commemorate Juneteenth with “Ascendant: The Power of Descendant Communities to Shape Our Stories, Places, and Future”
A Celebration Highlighting the Significance of Descendant Voices in American History CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June 14, 2022 /24-7PressRelease/ — On Saturday, June 18, 2022, Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello will host Ascendant: The Power of Descendant Communities to Shape Our Stories, Places, and Future. This is a public program in recognition of Juneteenth that specifically aims to uplift descendant voices that…
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Florida #23 Congressional Candidate Supports Economic Hub-Zones for Black-Owned Businesses In Celebration of Juneteenth
Since the Civil War, 157 years has passed with Blacks and Whites finding common ground to eradicate the roots of racism, but more needs done targeting poverty. …they {Black community] do get the short end of the stick in some areas like education, judicial and the economic environment that impacts living standards, let alone self-worth…
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Converge Media Recognized with Highest Honor at NW Emmy Awards
Acclaimed and trusted news outlet uplifts, strengthens, and amplifies black voices SEATTLE /PRNewswire/ — Seattle based and Black-owned media powerhouse, Converge Media, received the coveted Governor’s Award on Saturday night during the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) Northwest annual ceremony. The Governor’s Award, reserved for special recognition outside of the Chapter’s regular awards structure, is…
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Celebrating 30 years: The Nissan Foundation awards $848,000 in grants to nonprofits sharing unique cultural perspectives
For 30 years, the Nissan Foundation has supported educational programs that promote a greater appreciation and understanding of America’s diverse cultural heritage. The Nissan Foundation to award $848,000 in grants to 33 nonprofits that inform, inspire and celebrate diversity As part of its 30th anniversary commemoration, the Nissan Foundation has profiled the impact of grantees…
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Why does the Black Community Oppose the Menthol Ban?
Many in the social justice community and Menthol Is Not A Crime are opposed to the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) proposal to ban menthol-flavored and other flavored cigarettes. Since 85% of menthol smokers are Black, at first glance, this might seem like a good way to curb smoking-related health issues, but the unintended consequences…
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HOUSE OF FIRST PARTNERS WITH THE PAINTED HOUSE ON NEW NFT PROJECT “BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL”
The NFT launchpad platform, House of First, has announced a new partnership with The Painted House, co-founded by Ja Rule (Rapper, Actor & Entrepreneur) and business partner Herb Rice. The platform was launched alongside an impressive group of Founding Collaborators with the mission of supporting and uplifting artists and creators of color, while encouraging dialogue and empowerment across…
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U.S. Employees Returning to the Office are ‘Greener’ Than When They Left at the Start of the Pandemic, Essity Survey Finds
Amid a heightened war for talent, employees say they want employers to make eco-friendly practices a priority, according to new research by the global hygiene and health leader PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — U.S. employees have high expectations for green office spaces and expect more eco-friendly practices from their employers, according to new research released today…