Grandparents’ racist haircut choice sparks warning to dad
Amy advises a father that his white parents’ decision to cut his Mexican wife’s granddaughters’ long hair to a short military style is racist and abusive. She urges distance rather than estrangement, noting hair and culture matter to children of color and that the wife has a voice in protecting her children. The piece denounces the grandparents’ disrespect and dangerous attitudes toward the family.
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Dear Amy advice column on health and family issues
An advising column discusses a husband’s sudden repetitive facial tics possibly signaling a medical cause and stress related behavior. Readers are urged to consult a physician promptly. The piece also reflects on a reader’s thankfulness for supportive family environments and notes Amy Dickinson’s role as a Tribune Media Service columnist.
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Sudden 1828 Freeze Strikes Early Florida Crops
During the winter of 1827-28 temperatures stayed mild but a severe freeze hit on April 6, 1828, killing many early crops as far south as northern Florida. Weather patterns included snow showers, rough seas, and variable visibility, with winds from the northwest at moderate speeds and high seas in parts of the region.
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Seaborn Reflects on Coaches Motivations and Support
Dan Seaborn, founder of Winning At Home Inc., discusses why coaches and officials stay involved in youth sports, noting love of the game and community impact over money. He urges readers to encourage event volunteers rather than criticize, and invites comments to his Zeeland based group.
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Missionaries aid North Koreans along Chinese border despite risks
North Korean visitors stay in China legally with visas while missionary networks offer room and board and require memorized prayers. Some converts return covertly to share faith, risking severe penalties if discovered. Han Chung-ryeol, a key border pastor, was found murdered in 2016 amid suspicions of North Korean involvement. Eric Foley notes Chinese officials tolerated his work as a social service, yet defectors say he assisted some to flee to South Korea, though he avoided large-scale defections.
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Anniversary Photo Notice Option Markets Value
Announcement offers two color photos in one column for 24.95 or two color photos plus a larger feature for 19.95. Orders include publication on the Sunday of the customer’s choice and cover anniversaries of 25 years or longer. Limited details provided.
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