Laura Moser and her children on a train in Berlin, November 25, 2019. The family was exploring a move it would eventually make. (Courtesy of Moser/ via JTA)
JTA “That is not an authentic burrito,” says Laura Moser, a Texas Jew speaking from her apartment in Berlin, where she has sought refuge from being, well, a Texas Jew.
A delivery service had just dropped off her dinner and Moser, who was born and raised in Houston, knows from Tex-Mex. But she also knows from Berlin: Her grandfather’s law office, the one he left in 1938 as he fled the country he had loved and served, is just a walk away.
When her daughter Monique was 10 years old, Aurelia Mock noticed a brown line underneath her daughter s thumbnail. Doctors denied anything was wrong and assured Aurelia that Monique was healthy. But the mother of 12 wasn t convinced. Eventually, a dermatologist diagnosed Monique with melanoma, and she s just one of the 20 percent of Americans that will eventually get skin cancer. In fact, non-invasive melanoma cases have risen 54 percent in the last decade.
Aurelia and Monique are two of the stars in Neutrogena s first foray into film (yes, we re speaking about the same beauty brand we ve used and loved for years). The documentary,
In the Sun, educates people about sun safety. You can watch as Monique teaches her three daughters about the importance of SPF and reminds viewers that even Black and brown people are at risk of the most common-yet-preventable cancer.
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Havreite among individuals, organizations honored for efforts to support Montana children and families
Press release Foster parents, child protection workers, youth and non-profit organizations including Rhianna Rose Albert of Havre were honored Tuesday during a virtual awards ceremony as part of the annual Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect Conference sponsored by the Department of Public Health and Human Services. Albert received the Youth Achievement of the Year, which goes to foster or adoptive youths who exhibit a drive to be successful and make positive changes in their life. Nikey Gregg, Lolo, and Halie Yeager, Kalispell, also received the award. DPHHS and Montana Children’s Trust.