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Gainesville s Darren Hutchinson is inaugural John Lewis Chair at Emory

Years later, in honor of Lewis life and death, he will transition this July from University of Florida Levin College of Law professor to the Emory University School of Law s inaugural John Lewis Chair for Civil Rights and Social Justice. That means a lot to me on a personal and professional level because he is such an important figure in history, Hutchinson said. He was a civil rights advocate. That s who I am. I m not a wealthy donor. I m not a person who had a very powerful background . This would be the first [chair] where it s named after a civil rights and social justice advocate for the purpose of hiring someone to do that work, which makes it special to me.

Children can discover their superpowers at Shreve Memorial Library

Children can discover their superpowers at Shreve Memorial Library Samantha Bonnette Did you ever imagine yourself as a superhero flying through the air with superhuman strength saving the world? Wouldn’t it be nice to have superpowers – the ability to read minds, become invisible or leap over a building in a single bound? That would be amazing indeed! But what if I told you that we all have a superpower and that you are using that superpower right now? Would you believe me? Well, you should because reading is a superpower. From May 3 through May 9, Shreve Memorial Library is joining libraries, schools, bookstores, parents and children’s book lovers everywhere in celebrating Children’s Book Week and encouraging children to discover their superpower.

Medical insurers seek clarity for doctors on vaccine risk

Advertisement Medical insurers have demanded clarity around a government plan to indemnify any GP legally implicated by an adverse reaction to the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, as doctors are asked to weigh up risks for under 50s. Four major medical indemnity firms - Avant, MIGA, MIPS and MDA National - wrote to federal Health Minister Greg Hunt on Monday night seeking information about how legal risk for GPs administering the AstraZeneca vaccine would be managed. Medical insurers want more information about the government’s plan to indemnify GPs who administer the AstraZeneca vaccine. Credit:Stuart Layt Mr Hunt has said doctors are covered by a federal government indemnity scheme if a patient developed blood clots as a result of the vaccine after the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) recommended people aged under 50 should receive the Pfizer shot instead of the AstraZeneca one last week.

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