Month: May 2020

How Coronavirus Can Bridge Generational Divide (OP-ED)

How Coronavirus Can Bridge Generational Divides (OP-ED)

It’s no secret that different generations can sometimes be at odds. The “When I was 15 I was already out of the house,” comments are met with “I’m $250,000 in debt from student loans.” It’s a constant cycle of conversations steeped in misunderstanding, misinformation and refusal to see each others’ perspectives. It’s nothing new. There …

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Army Vet and Politician Jackie Gordon Aims to Bring Her Army Strong Mentality to the Frontlines of Congress

By Miya Jones Congressional candidate Jacqueline Gordon announced her run for Congress almost a year ago against 28-year incumbent Peter King. A lot has changed since then. King retired, coronavirus infected every part of our lives and Gordon received a glowing recommendation from former presidential candidate Kamala Harris. All of these factors fueled Gordon further …

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Colored Colors Gives a Slice of Gratitude to Healthcare Workers Fighting COVID

Colored Colors Gives a Slice of Gratitude to Healthcare Workers Fighting COVID

When thinking about what to eat for dinner, pizza is often a great comprise. Everyone enjoys a good slice, and this along with a much deserved thank you, is what Jose Tutiven of Colored Colors is giving to healthcare workers on the front lines fighting against coronavirus. Colored Colors’ Feed the Heroes Campaign started on …

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