If the idea of launching a government autism registry sounds inhumane to you, rest assured, you are not alone in your crowd. The idea proposed by new Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is causing widespread alarm. Some have even gone as far as comparing the proposed autism registry to the Nazis’ list of […]
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It’s often said that man makes the money but money doesn’t make the man. The famous adage is missing something important: women. Though the mainstream media tends to gloss over women’s contributions in the financial sector, the fairer sex has helped shaped the industry. Some even accomplished those feats while raising children. Women Have Pushed the
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Black History Month celebrations often focus on the courage of Dr. Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and Rosa Parks. Those leaders played important roles in the civil rights movement yet they aren’t the only African-American heroes who shaped the nation’s laws. Black lawmakers have greatly improved the quality of life for racial minorities and humanity
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It is well-known that race and class overlap. However, few are aware that the disadvantages of a darker skin tone extend to the realm of health care. Children of color face a disparity both in terms of access to health care and timely diagnoses. To no fault of their own, those with a darker shade
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