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By Almeta Cooper Nothing brings me more joy than spending time with my beautiful five-month-old grandson.  When I am with him, we are in our own special world – the board books, the stuffies, the smiles.  I certainly don’t want him to see the dread I am feeling.  I work in the climate sector and […]
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By Victoria MejicanosAFRO Staff Writervmejicanos@afro.com For many Americans, life after 60 is often framed as slowing down as one transitions into a new phase of life. But for older adults themselves, life after 60 can look different for everyone.  Joyce Willis Chapman, a 71-year-old caregiver from Baltimore, said being present is key.  “Live in the […]
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By: SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS A balanced, plant-forward Mediterranean-style meal emphasizes whole foods that research links to longer life after age 45 New research shows adults over 45 can still significantly improve their health and longevity […]

By Dr. Marcus Anthony Hunter This summer, the United States will celebrate 250 years of independence. However, this is not the only anniversary to commemorate. February marks the 50th anniversary of Black History Month as it exists now, and 100 years of this recognition in some form. As we reflect on these milestones, the struggle […]
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Through the process of separation and isolation, one can gain clarity, protect their peace, and preserve their contribution to the work of liberation, while also honoring the ancestors who paved the way.
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