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To see the Confederate flag marched through our Capitol by a seditious mob is to realize, once again, that the bloody injustices which sparked our Civil War have not been fully reckoned with by this nation. Not by a long shot.
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We too can change evil into good each day. Loving actions change history: even the ones that are small, hidden, everyday. For God guides history through the humble courage of those who pray, love and forgive.
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Dear Black America, #ILoveUs. As Black health professionals, we are at the forefront helping to ensure there are safe & effective vaccines that protect the Black community & providing trusted information for our safety during this holiday season and beyond. – at Fleming Island, FL
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Everyone is called to contribute with courage and determination to the respect for the fundamental rights of every person, especially the "invisible": of the many who are hungry and thirsty, who are naked, sick, outcast or imprisoned.
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Come, Lord Jesus, make our distracted hearts watchful. Awaken within us the desire to pray and the need to love.
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No matter their age, it's never too early or too late to start the conversation about race with your children. Dr. Wanjiku Njoroge and Dr. Jason Lewis recently spoke with @whyy to offer tips to open the discussion in your home. bit.ly/2YHRme2
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😃Good Morning😄
“Hydrate before you caffeinate.”®️
Drink a bottle of water 1st thing in the morning before caffeine.
We got this!!!:):):)
UUUUUUURAH!!!!:):):):)
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Is it just passing sadness, or something more serious? Dr. Angela T. Anderson spoke with @KYWNewsradio about the signs and symptoms of #depression. bit.ly/3ayHM1W





