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Taking care of yourself with some down time
May. 8 | Beach front, salty ocean and exotic beverages with the cute li’l umbrella…all sound really good right now! Vacations are always right on time! But when was the last time...
Black suspensions more than double other students’ in suburban schools
May. 8 | Hopkins students feel disrespected by school officials By Charles Hallman Staff Writer On April 26, Black Hopkins high school students walked out during the school’s last hour of the day. They complained of unfair...
Adding race to the ACE (Study)
May. 8 | Currently, in social service circles across the nation the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) study is becoming a focal point on understanding and treating clients. Dr. Vincent J. Felitti originally conducted the ACE study in 1985. The original...
Park Board as ‘hostile workplace’ revisited
May. 8 | MPRB officials, NAACP see positive change; workers still ambivalent By Charles Hallman Staff Writer The MSR last year published a series of stories on the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) about unfair...
Spoken Hero: Terrence DuJour
May. 8 | Teen finds greatest satisfaction helping others News Analysis By Dwight Hobbes Contributing Writer People in our community and their giving spirit to others often go unnoticed as “Unspoken Heroes. Our Spoken...
Why should I care about DPNs (face flesh moles)?
May. 8 | Dermatosis papulosa nigra (DPN) is a unique skin condition seen primarily in persons of color. It appears as small, dark bumps and most commonly affects the forehead, cheeks, and neck. The bumps increase in size and number over time, initially appearing...
Lesli grew under Keith’s skin and into his brain
May. 8 | A long week. Spent in good spirits, but it was long. After leaving Lesli off at the airport, Keith had ridden back to the hotel and gotten his regular routine in gear — looking over the sheets, running fingering scales. Then he’d...
Racial wealth gap grows
May. 8 | Why have middle-income Blacks and Hispanics seen little, if any, improvement in their economic status relative to Whites? New research from the Urban Institute’s Opportunity and Ownership Project points to an ever-widening wealth chasm. In...
