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In addition to his work with the AFRO, Edgar Brookins used the latter years of his life to serve as an advocate for a number of health causes, including prostate cancer and lupus, both of which directly affected his life in major ways. Brookins was first diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2016 and became an outspoken voice advocating for “brothers” to “get their annual screening from age 45 forward,” according to a biography Brookins wrote more than five years ago.

Heard from stephanie and shelby there. both of them have applied for unemployment benefits. they said, though, to note, that that is not going to begin to make up what they need. the first gentleman you heard from there, robert, he actually picked up a job working security at a local hospital back in december. he is raising three kids. he said the writing on the wall and knowing the state of politics, he saw back in december what he believed to be little hope that a government shutdown, if it we...