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Tweeting Between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. Could Hurt Your Job Performance
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Natural Hair Bias is the Latest Tool Being Used to Criminalize Black Girls, Marginalize Black Women
In Malden, Mass., the long-simmering argument of how appropriate it is for African-American women to style their hair as they choose hit a new crescendo. In an attempt to, as the Mystic Valley Regional Charter School interim director said, “… promotes equity by focusing on what unites and by reducing visible gaps between those of different means,” the school placed a restriction on hair thickness and extensions that seemed to directly contradict U.S. Department of Justice guidelines on race-based policies.
Early and Frequent Screenings the Key to Child Vision Health
According to the American Optometric Association, as much as 80 percent of a child’s learning is visual. So whether they’re reading a book, learning math problems on a dry erase board or dissecting a frog in biology class, kids rely on their vision as much as, if not more than, any other educational tool.
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How to Recover from the Horror of Sending an Email you Shouldn’t Have
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Dentist Blends Science and Art to have the Best of Both Worlds
Music is therapeutic, and not just for patients. Sargon Lazarof, D.D.S., says at the end of a stressful day, there’s nothing better than strumming his guitar and singing. It helped pay his way to an undergraduate degree, and now it’s helping his patients.