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In Dallas’ food deserts, community gardens ease — but don’t end — food insecurity In Dallas’ food deserts, community gardens ease — but don’t end — food insecurity To be more effective, cities need to support these community gardens, as demonstrated by an innovative program in Austin, experts say. Neyssa Shockley stands on her family's land in Dolphin Heights. “You won’t meet a person around here who doesn’t recognize my father’s name,” said Shockley, 31. Her father was James “Skip” Shockley, an activist and member of the Dallas Black Panther Party. “Community ...

Poetry Town: 'Memory of a Sunday in Main South' Anna Hill Special to Worcester Magazine Nana only had one eye. As a little girl, I remember looking with horror and fascination upon its glass replica as it sat bathing in a cup on the bathroom sink. A thick robe hung on the back of the door and the buzz of the fluorescent lights on each side of the mirrored medicine cabinet harmonized with the sounds of family in the next room. The hazel iris met my gaze unabashedly, wavering only when two of the tiny air bubbles that had formed in the solution merged and were forced up and off of the eye’s s...

India Encouraged to Address Human Rights Issues Monday, March 15th, 2021 The European Union and India have been encouraged to quickly restart their talks about human rights. In the recent “Situation of Human Rights In India” online conference, participating countries urged action on the issue. Romanian MP Cristian Terhes said that India had an opportunity to bring more prosperity to its citizens and make its voice stronger and better heard in the world. Open Doors International Advocacy officer Anna Hill told the conference that incidents of discrimination, hate speech and violence agains...

Third of Britons admit turning to comfort food to get through pandemic Nearly a third of Britons say their eating habits have got worse in the last year as they turn to comfort food to get through the pandemic. PUBLISHED: 14:53, Fri, Jan 22, 2021 | UPDATED: 19:43, Fri, Jan 22, 2021 Link copied Sign up for FREE health tips to live a long and happy life SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains mo...

LOCKDOWN DIET Brits admit their eating habits have become WORSE in pandemic and they’re already struggling with New Year’s resolutions Richard Jenkins Updated: 22 Jan 2021, 9:38 ALMOST a third of Brits feel their eating habits have become worse during the pandemic. A study of 2,000 adults found four in 10 are eating more comfort food than they usually do as they cope with the effects of lockdown. 1 Brits had thought they would start eating healthy this year - but that hasn't worked outCredit: Getty Images - Getty And more than one in 10 (13 per cent) even claimed Zoom calls with family a...