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Why The COVID-19 Vaccine Should Be Shared
At long last, my state of Missouri feels some relief as all immunization tiers are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine and more local vaccination appointments become available. No one thought vaccine rollout would be easy. Nor did Americans think it would be this hard....
Nine Minutes And Twenty-Nine Seconds
In May of 2020, the world was forced to slow down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. After Memorial Day, people from around the world watched as George Floyd took his last breath while former Officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck. For nine minutes and...
My Race is Human…and Asian
Photo Credit: Joshua Hoehne When you walk down the street, can you tell what nationality I am? Can you tell from the color of my skin that I’m American, besides being Asian? Or even more so, an Asian Jew? These questions may not enter one’s mind in passing, but don’t...
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World Moms Network is a place where you can read about issues of parenthood from around the world focusing on topics of motherhood, culture, human rights and social good.
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My Race is Human…and Asian
Photo Credit: Joshua Hoehne When you walk down the street, can you tell what nationality I am? Can you tell from the color of my skin that I’m American, besides being Asian? Or even more so, an Asian Jew? These questions may not enter one’s mind in passing, but don’t...
LET’S TALK ABOUT RACISM
USA: Racial Profiling and Who to Follow #BLACKLIVESMATTER
In college, I had a black professor for a "Racism in the Americas" class. The students were overwhelmingly white and there was one brown girl, who had to give the opinion of what it was like to be black in America for everyone who is black in America when it came to...
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My Race is Human…and Asian
Photo Credit: Joshua Hoehne When you walk down the street, can you tell what nationality I am? Can you tell from the color of my skin that I’m American, besides being Asian? Or even more so, an Asian Jew? These questions may not enter one’s mind in passing, but don’t...
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Why The COVID-19 Vaccine Should Be Shared
At long last, my state of Missouri feels some relief as all immunization tiers are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine and more local vaccination appointments become available. No one thought vaccine rollout would be easy. Nor did Americans think it would be this hard....
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Lockdown Reflections: Musings From a COVID-19 Warrior’s Wife (Part 2)
My husband’s COVID-19 experience has awakened many feelings that seem to be coming to my conscious mind in layers, in time.
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Women and Spirituality: An Interview with Dr. Elizabeth Denley of #Heartfulness (Part – 2)
“Please join us in the 2016 #Heartfulness Meditation Conference in the USA. If you are a World Moms Blog contributor, or reader, or fan, please contact us (worldmomsblog@gmail.com) for a free pass.” Part - 1 of Dr. Elizabeth Denley's (Trainer, Heartfulness Institute)...
Women and Spirituality: An Interview with Dr. Elizabeth Denley of #Heartfulness (Part – 2)
“Please join us in the 2016 #Heartfulness Meditation Conference in the USA. If you are a World Moms Blog contributor, or reader, or fan, please contact us (worldmomsblog@gmail.com) for a free pass.” Part - 1 of Dr. Elizabeth Denley's (Trainer, Heartfulness Institute)...
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