Editorial
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EDITORIAL: African Americans and COVID-19
African Americans are proving to be disproportionately impacted more by the coronavirus, not only as victims but as front-line health…
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EDITORIAL: For Hope Village Residents, Paying One’s Debt to Society Shouldn’t Be a Death Sentence
There's been a lot of debate over whether inmates face unjust and far greater risks of contracting COVID-19 because of…
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EDITORIAL: Social Distancing Required, Emotional Connections Needed
As human beings, we can't let what may kill us deprive us of what will kill us — the absence…
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EDITORIAL: Stay Home!
Times are difficult, we know. If anyone understands how difficult it is to obey the rules of social distancing and…
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EDITORIAL: Be Counted or Be Ignored
Wednesday, April 1 is Census Day in the U.S. but if you still haven't responded to surveys mailed to your…
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EDITORIAL: Reviving Hope at the End of the Pandemic
Each day Americans are forced to deal with COVID-19, they also face new hopes and greater fears of what's yet…
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EDITORIAL: Self-Isolation Opens Door to Increased Domestic Violence
Americans are being told to stay home as the coronavirus pandemic continues to sweep across the country. And while it's…
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EDITORIAL: Social Distancing Required, Emotional Connections Needed
Social distancing must be seen as a temporary inconvenience at a time it is needed, and not a permanent situation…
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EDITORIAL: Those Who Can, Horde — Those Who Cannot, Hunger
If you've tossed caution to the wind and gone to a grocery store in the last several days, you've noticed…
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EDITORIAL: Black People are Affected by Coronavirus
As global leaders and world health organizations seek to slow down or find a cure for the COVID-19, more commonly…
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