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Recapping 'Time Of Essence' Episode 3: The 1990s - Vimarsana News

Recapping 'Time Of Essence' Episode 3: The 1990s

The third episode of 'Time Of Essence' takes us through the 90s, a time where Black women were taking up space in the world.

How Trees Mother Their Seedlings and What We Can Learn About Connection From Forests - Vimarsana News

How Trees Mother Their Seedlings and What We Can Learn About Connection From Forests

How Trees Mother Their Seedlings and What We Can Learn About Connection From Forests Time 2 hrs ago A version of this article also appeared in the here to receive a new edition every Sunday. Forest ecologist Suzanne Simard studies what she calls “mother trees.” They are tall old-growth trees with vast root systems connected to hundreds of other trees via a network of fungi that allows them to share resources and information. Mother trees are the source of a forest’s resilience and renewal in the face of modern stressors, like climate change. This breakthrough research revealed stunn...

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ESSENCE Unveils First-Ever Quilt Artwork Cover Marking 'The Year That Changed The World' - Vimarsana News

ESSENCE Unveils First-Ever Quilt Artwork Cover Marking 'The Year That Changed The World'

Like many of you, I grew up on ESSENCE. My mother had a subscription, and even before I understood everything I was reading, I’d devour the pages, imagining my future as an ESSENCE woman. The covers featuring gorgeous, empowered celebrities were as impactful as the ones with community leaders like AIDS activist Rae Lewis-Thornton (December 1994), former gang girl Isis Sapp-Grant (August 1998) and the first Black President, Barack Obama (January 2009). But in February 2015, we went without a cover subject for the first time in our history, instead spotlighting these three words: Black Lives...