ISU study links discrimination to low mood in black children
Iowa State University researchers report that black children as young as ten in small and mid sized cities face higher risk of low mood and emotional problems if they experience discrimination or even simply witness it. The study notes community discrimination predicts mood issues beyond personal experiences and that strong community pride can buffer effects. The five year project began in 1997 with an eight million dollar federal grant and follows 870 families in 41 cities in Iowa and Georgia.
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Retirement Hobby Keeps Wallace Thein Busy in Monona
Wallace Thein 84, a former rural mail carrier, stays active in retirement by building over 120 woodworking pieces for family. He crafts doll houses, dining tables, spinning wheels, and a yarn winder from woods like cherry oak and hemlock. He plans to keep creating as long as family asks for items.
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Senior note on Kiwanis program at Cedar Rapids church
The Golden K Kiwanis chapter hosts a meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church 310 Fifth St SE Cedar Rapids. Detective Joe Keffler of the Elderly Services Office will be the speaker.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fifth St
Cedar Rapids
Joe Keffler
Elderly Services Office
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