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NYTimes: Small Piece of the Stimulus Has Ambitious Aim of Saving Mothers’ Lives
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NYTimes: Beth Moore, a Prominent Evangelical, Splits With Southern Baptists
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NYTimes: Democrats Are Anxious About 2022 — and 2024
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David Brooks of New York Times criticized for undsclosed financal ties to project he praised – The Washington Post
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NYTimes: Transcript: Ezra Klein Interviews Cal Newport
NYTimes: One Old Way of Keeping Black People From Voting Still Works
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NYTimes: How to Reach People Who Are Wrong
NYTimes: Too Much Choice Is Hurting America
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The weathering hypothesis was first proposed by Arline Geronimus in 1992. It holds that African American women’s health deteriorates in early adulthood as a result of their cumulative exposure to socioeconomic disadvantage. Subsequent studies by her and others have found support for the hypothesis.
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