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Is it just us, or is anyone else completely reliant on national months and days to keep their calendars in check? While occasions like National Pi Day (March 14) prompt us to treat ourselves, International Women’s Day (March 8) and Women’s History Month (all March long) are timely reminders that not all of us come into this world equipped with the same privileges, and some have to work extra hard to achieve the same successes that are automatically afforded to others.
This is especially true for women in the food and beverage industry. According to the U.S. Labor Department, fewer than 20% of working chefs are women, despite making up more than half of culinary graduates. When it comes to senior roles, the numbers are even more abysmal, with women comprising just 7% of head chefs and restaurateurs across America. As an industry, food and beverage presents additional challenge
‘Better than the 2004 World Series’; As seniors get COVID vaccine, Massachusetts families feel hopeful
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Gary Park has seen history and heartbreak while walking through the gates of Fenway Park.
On Tuesday, Park watched his mother, 78-year-old Harriet Park, fist pump while leaving the home of the Boston Red Sox. She had just received her COVID vaccine.
It was a moment that will top all others at the ballpark, Park said even in 2004 when the Red Sox won their first World Series since 1918.
“It was better than the 2004 World Series,” he said. “It was incredible.”
Gary Park posted photos on Instagram of his mother getting her COVID-19 vaccine at Fenway Park.