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Dr. Michelle Henry's Barrier Breaking Success In Dermatology Is Redefining The Standard Of Care For Patients Of Color - Vimarsana News

Dr. Michelle Henry's Barrier Breaking Success In Dermatology Is Redefining The Standard Of Care For Patients Of Color

For Dr. Henry, venturing into independent practice was not just a career move; it was an essential evolution.

Source: forbes.com
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11 Best Korean Moisturizer for Cutting-Edge Results

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5 choices in at large council Primary race - Vimarsana News

5 choices in at large council Primary race

BACKDROP: Five individuals — including current Jasper County councilmen Brian Moore and Eric Kidwell — will be vying for council at-large seats at the Tuesday, May 7 Primary. Moore was

The Skanner News - To Reduce Black-on-Black Crime, Two Criminal Justice Experts Explain Why Offering Monthly Stipends to People at Risk Makes Sense - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - To Reduce Black-on-Black Crime, Two Criminal Justice Experts Explain Why Offering Monthly Stipends to People at Risk Makes Sense

Black Americans are murdered at nearly eight times the rate of white Americans. Young Black men in inner cities are disproportionately affected. They are both the primary victims and perpetrators of gun assaults and homicides. This grave reality does not mean Black people are inherently violent. Instead, it largely reflects their disproportionate experience of systemic barriers such as poverty and limited access to quality education, good jobs and affordable housing – all factors that research shows contribute to neighborhood violence.