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Your utopia doesn t include Black people : Northampton s low number of Black people leave many feeling unconnected to community

Your utopia doesn t include Black people : Northampton s low number of Black people leave many feeling unconnected to community
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Your utopia doesn t include Black people : Northampton s low number of Black people leave many feeling unconnected to community

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Calling all talented and creative moms: MICAfest will feature the work of over 40 artists who are also mothers

It’s been shown repeatedly that most mothers end up handling well over half the work at home raising kids, cooking, housework and more even if both they and their husbands or partners have jobs outside the home.And if those moms are also artists .

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Guest view: Colombia s struggle against poverty

BreakingviewsGuest view: Colombiaâs struggle against poverty Veronica Uribe-Kessler Demonstrators take part in a protest in Bogota, Colombia, May 9, 2021. When the pandemic hit Colombia in March 2020, and the country faced its first one-month lockdown, President Ivan Duque announced a one-time cash transfer of $40 â equivalent to 12% of the minimum monthly wage. None of the members of my family received such a transfer. Classified as a low-income household, living in a rural area in the southwest of the country, my parents still wonder why, despite the governmentâs announcement of a subsidy, nothing arrived. Fortunately, my parents have me. I send remittances with my part-time job at Smith College, but not all rural families can count on a relative in the United States. The common understanding is that no country can eradicate poverty or achieve zero inequality. But prioritizing the reduction of both is an especially urgent matter in Colombia.

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