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Away my faith. The South Carolina state legislature. And the youngest black elected i love this country the same, if official in the country. Not more, than anybody else he is a political commentator, because the blood of my family lawyer any author at 35. Runs through the soil of this country, trying to make it be a more perfect union. His new memoir begins with the i think about my children all story years before he was born. The time, and they do not deserve to grow up in a country the massac...

The u. S. A recent gallup poll found one fourth of americans say they or a Family Member delayed treatment for a serious medical condition because they couldnt afford it. Thats where volunteer health clinics, like remote area medical or ram are stepping up to fill the gap. Ram, and its volunteer doctors, have provided more than 785 thousand patients with free medical care since 1985. And the number of individuals served has more than doubled just in the last six years. At a recent twoday clinic ...

Weve done quite a few shows on census 2020 because so much is riding on the results, especially for the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. To talk about whats at stake and how the community can help is tim olson, associate director for Field Operations for the us census bureau, and the agencys hiring manager, salvador noble. Welcome to the show. Both thank you. Thank you. Robert now, you know people all think they know what the census is and we know that its kind of the population ...

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She's a published author, YouTuber, entrepreneur, investor and former model. And now, she is also a member of the Singapore Armed Forces Volunteer Corps (SAFVC). In a YouTube video uploaded on Saturday (Nov 4), Ashley Chu, who goes by the moniker The Krazy Koala, told her followers that it was something she had been keeping quiet about for some time....

A single light flickered in the pitch-black of Thursday morning. The two traversing the wet grass of Mile Square Regional Park said later that lighting the first luminary made them feel as if they were standing on the precipice of something big. Tam Nguyen said he thought of his parents. Johnny Ngo thought of his. Both of their families came to the U.S. from Vietnam after the fall of Saigon in 1975. It was 3:47 a.m. in Fountain Valley when that first luminary was placed. They watched until it w...

A single light flickered in the pitch-black of Thursday morning. The two traversing the wet grass of Mile Square Park said later that lighting the first luminary made them feel as if they were standing on the precipice of something big. Tam Nguyen said he thought of his parents. Johnny Ngo thought of his. Both of their families came to the U.S. from Vietnam after the fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975. It was 3:47 a.m. in Fountain Valley when that first luminary was placed. They watched until it ...