A national study suggests a link to this particular cancer among women who reported frequent use of the chemical products.
Tag: Black People
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How Atlanta History Shaped Lil Baby and Generations of Rappers
The city is home to one of the world’s most important musical ecosystems, and the 27-year-old is one of its biggest new stars.
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A Pioneering Black Ballerina’s Life Story Comes to the Stage
Lauren Anderson, whose story is told in “Plumshuga” in Houston, talks about the show, her personal battles and storied career: “I got to the mountaintop.”
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Charles Sherrod, Civil Rights Pioneer in Rural Georgia, Dies at 85
He brought his deep Christian faith and his commitment to grass-roots organizing to the small town of Albany. He never left.
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When Segregationists Offered One-Way Tickets to Black Southerners
The “reverse freedom rides” of 1962 were meant to provoke Northern politicians, and have drawn comparisons to the recent flights of migrants to Martha’s Vineyard.