Por: Los Angeles Times Opinion September 25, 2022
Progress toward racial equality in the United States is real — and possible — if we look, for instance, at changes in racial attitudes across time. However, a rigid belief that progress is automatic, natural, linear or always forward moving, lends itself to the denial of the persistence of racial inequality in the funding gaps between public schools serving majority white students versus those serving children of color, the disproportionate... + full article
Forbes USA Business September 27, 2022
Frustrated excluded outstand african american man suffers from bullying or racial discrimination ... [+] having no friends sitting alone in cafe, sad depressed black guy upset being rejected by white peoplegetty Psychologists use the term trauma to describe an emotional response... + más
Op-Ed: Deep racial inequality persists in the U.S. — but many Americans don't want to believe it | Los Angeles Times
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Los Angeles Times USA Opinion September 25, 2022
The now infamous photo in Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s medical-school yearbook started a conversation that the Oscars should continue on Sunday. Hollywood needs to account for its role in a culture that allowed one young white man (Northam or whomever) to blacken his face and... + más
How Bryan Lourd became one of the most powerful people in the history of Hollywood | CNBC
Column: Double-wing offenses are thriving again in prep football | Los Angeles Times
The Root USA Crime September 24, 2022
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a federal lawsuit against a care home facility on behalf of Black nurses and nurse assistants who were subjected to “unremedied racial abuse” from patients, according to The Sacramento Bee. One nurse alleges a manager a... + más
Thousands of Minnesota nurses launch 3-day strike over pay | ABC News
Travel nurses suing agencies say their pay was slashed in 'bait and switch' | Newsweek
The Root USA Health September 24, 2022
Whether you supported Roe v. Wade, or not, the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe clearly has an impact on Black Americans. nnThe majority of Black Americans live in southern states, where most of the post-Roe abortion bans are being enacted. And Black Americans receive... + más
Here's where abortion is banned 3 months after Roe v. Wade was overturned | ABC News
Idaho university prohibits staff from promoting, discussing abortion due to state laws: Report | ABC News
Newsweek USA Tech September 24, 2022
Deep-sea mining has been approved for testing in the Pacific Ocean by the International Seabed Authority for the first time since the 1970s. The move has drawn widespread condemnation from environmental groups, with one Greenpeace campaigner saying the activity risks destroying... + más
The end of Ethereum mining could be a bonanza for GPU shoppers | Ars Technica
Deep sea mining, solution to tech world's mineral demand or potential ecological disaster? | ABC News
Ars Technica USA Science September 19, 2022
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How concierge medicine is changing the way people access health care | The Advocate
New test can detect plaques early in the disease: Alzheimer's Q&A | The Advocate
10 WBNS USA Health September 17, 2022
WASHINGTON — When Emmanuel Obeng-Dankwa is worried about making rent on his New York City apartment, he sometimes holds off on filling his blood pressure medication. “If there’s no money, I prefer to skip the medication to being homeless,” said Obeng-Dankwa, a... + más
Power Poll finds broad support to recall LaToya Cantrell, much doubt it will happen | The Advocate
New poll: Gov. DeWine holds strong lead, Rep. Tim Ryan a narrow one | 10 WBNS
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