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The “What’s Next” and “What’s Now” Culture:
Bridging the Generational Divide in the Black Community Introduction The “What’s Next” and “What’s Now” culture vividly illustrates a significant yet often overlooked dynamic within the Black community—the generational divide. This divide becomes particularly evident through attitudes toward elders across various industries, where older individuals are frequently undervalued or overlooked. While it would be inaccurate…
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WHEN THE RIOT IS PERSONAL: SLY STONE, RELENTLESS AARON, AND THE COST OF GENIUSby Relentless Aaron Sly Stone is gone.And I’m not just mourning the man.I’m mourning the mirror he held up to me.We both built bangers—him with beats, me with books.We both broke rules—musically, artistically, spiritually.And we both, at one point, had nothing but…
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THE FINAL RIOT: SLY STONE IS GONE,
BUT THE REVOLUTION STILL PLAYS By Relentless Aaron He made the world dance. Then he made it think. Then he disappeared. And now, Sylvester Stewart—*Sly Stone*—has taken his final bow. The man who taught America to “Dance to the Music” and reminded us that “Everybody is a Star” died today in Los Angeles on June…
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How Treating Trauma with CBT in Chicago Is Stopping Youth Vi…
[ad_1] By Ryan Levi and Dan Gorenstein T-Man’s life turned upside down on May 11, 2024. The day before had felt like a nearly perfect Friday afternoon. The 16-year-old, who is being identified by his nickname because he’s a minor, had wandered around the park on Chicago’s West side with his cousin, also 16, after…
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Andy Kaufman Felt ‘Restricted’ by Latka Gravas Role on Taxi …
[ad_1] NEED TO KNOW Andy Kaufman, whose star began rising with his first Saturday Night Live appearance in 1975, was troubled by having others write lines for his character Andy Kaufman played Latka Gravas on Taxi from 1978 to 1983 Clay Tweel, director of Andy Kaufman Is Me, tells PEOPLE about the nuance to the…
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Descending The Corporate Ladder: A Solution To A Better Life
[ad_1] Feeling burned out and underappreciated? Tired of managing people and just want to focus on your craft? Thinking about going back to school to do something more meaningful? If any of this resonates, don’t quit your job. Instead, it might be time to consider a strategic descent down the corporate ladder to take back…
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Homemade Oatmeal Cream Pies – Sally’s Baking Addiction
[ad_1] These soft-baked oatmeal cream pies are a homemade take on the classic Little Debbie brand lunchbox treat we all loved growing up. Two chewy, soft-baked molasses- and cinnamon-kissed oatmeal cookies sandwich a fluffy, sweet cream filling. One bite and you’ll wonder why you ever settled for store-bought. And the best part: You don’t even…
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How will RFK Jr.’s budget cuts affect addiction and mental h…
[ad_1] A protestor marks International Overdose Awareness Day in Manhattan last August. Overdose deaths were down in recent months, and Democrats are questioning the wisdom of changing policies that are show progress. Erik McGregor/LightRocket/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Erik McGregor/LightRocket/Getty Images The country’s main mental health agency, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration,…
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The remarkable all-female flying team that helped defeat the…
[ad_1] Andrei Linde (Credit: Andrei Linde) A new episode of the BBC’s History’s Secret Heroes podcast focuses on the Night Witches, a group of Russian female pilots who bombed German forces under the cover of darkness. World War Two is filled with so many extraordinary tales of heroism that not all of them have got…
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15 Best Things to Do in Seattle (Must-See Places)
[ad_1] Known as the Emerald City, Seattle just might be the most scenic metropolitan area in the United States. The largest city in the Pacific Northwest offers visitors endless things to see and do. This is one of my favourite places to visit in the USA. Seattle is surrounded by evergreen forests, mountains, and water. Even…
