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'It's not that long ago where if you were getting married, say goodbye to that level of sport'

Long-serving Kilkenny star Claire Phelan, who got married at the end of last year, speaks about her ongoing hunger to succeed.

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When You Retire, Where Can You Find Investment Income?

As an investor, your main goals will change at different times in your life. During your working years, you need to grow as many resources as possible for...

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Black Boys' Trauma and Misunderstood Behavior


The Atlantic
Too often their behavior is pathologized, but actually it’s rational.
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Social workers and educators who see young people—especially Black boys who live in poor, segregated neighborhoods—react aggressively, become irritable, or have trouble concentrating, often identify such behavior as maladaptive. But new research, led by Noni Gaylord-Harden, a clinical psychologist at Texas A&M University, proposes that the young people’s behavior is a rational response to their environment and helps keep them safe. Her findings suggest that instead of focusing on these behaviors—identifying them as pathologies to be punished or symptoms to be treated—policy makers need to recognize them as adaptive and work to change the inequitable environment that produces them.

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