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Our sis @rhymeswithmean debuting her first full le

Our sis @rhymeswithmean debuting her first full length play!!
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“🎭✨ As a Bronx-bred artist, it means the world to put on this free showcase for community ❤️ our people deserve to see themselves and similar lived experiences honored and explored on stage 🫶🏽 I’m so excited to be able to share this honest portrayal of a young person of diaspora attempting to heal their lineage and themselves 🤲🏽 It started out in the @labyrinththeater intensive, and has grown immensely since 🌱 #SaveTheDate JULY 28 4PM 🎟️ More details and cast announcement soon to come ☺️
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Immense gratitude to @bronxartsorg and @dream_yard 🧡
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3rd slide is a major source of inspiration ❣️”
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#theatre #bipocartists #queertheatre #healing #latinxwriters #latinxplaywrights #dominicanwriters #intergenerational

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Effective today, the PWFA requires a covered emplo

Effective today, the PWFA requires a covered employer to provide a “reasonable accommodation” to a qualified worker’s known limitations related to pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions, unless the accommodation will cause the employer an “undue hardship.” - posters to put up at your workplace are available at @useeoc website!

https://www.eeoc.gov/wysk/what-you-should-know-about-pregnant-workers-fairness-act
#PWFA #Pregnant #Expecting #Repost @useeoc || #sisterdiaspora #aloveethic

Happy #pride🌈 a big shout out to all the beauti

Happy #pride🌈 a big shout out to all the beautiful floats out in the streets of NYC today! We see you @tarabnycorg @nynurses @riversidenyc + many more! || #sisterdiaspora #aloveethic

“Especially the womxn!” - #marshapjohnson #P

“Especially the womxn!” - #marshapjohnson

#PRIDE #PRIDEMonth

#Repost @nyt_well ・・・ As wildfire smoke blan

#Repost @nyt_well
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As wildfire smoke blankets large swaths of the eastern U.S., many people are experiencing physical symptoms, like prickling, stinging eyes; a scratchy throat; a runny nose; and some coughing.

For those without underlying conditions, this will largely be a passing source of irritation. But for people who are at risk of health effects from polluted air, including children and adults with respiratory or cardiovascular conditions, even brief exposures can have immediate ramifications, as exposure to toxins in the smoke can trigger inflammation and exacerbate existing health issues.

“For vulnerable populations, the brevity of exposure may be enough to flare up underlying lung issues, or conditions overall,” Dr. Panagis Galiatsatos, a pulmonary and critical care medicine physician at Johns Hopkins Medicine. Babies, young children, older adults and pregnant women are also at higher risk of serious health effects.

Everyone may want to take precautions, but doing so is particularly critical if you are vulnerable. Read more expert advice and additional coverage of the wildfires at the link in our bio.

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