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Lisa Marie Bradley learns reality of stress, COVID and strokes

“It sounds like you had a stroke, but you don’t look old enough. What are you, about 30?” Lisa Marie Bradley of Maryland Heights was confused by the EMT’s query: “No, actually I’m 50,” Bradley answered. “There I was, in the back of an ambulance with this big ole cheesy grin on my face but […]

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‘When it rains it pours’ rapper debunks myth men can’t express themselves

Thomas “Tommo” Anderson details his complicated love affair on newly released “Rain” single We’re all human right? With that, one would think it would be acceptable for everyone to express feelings even if doing it triggers an emotional response. That might seem like a given, but it’s not always that simple for men. Men — […]

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Luminary Gallery awards $60K in grants to St. Louis artists working for social change

A YouTube program featuring Black artists in conversation, a magazine highlighting work by artists of color and public art installations on vacant lots in north St. Louis are among the projects that will be supported by the Luminary’s Futures Fund. The Cherokee Street art gallery announced 10 recipients of grants up to about $8,000 each. […]

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Strengthening democracy in St. Louis

The vote is the most powerful tool we have in a democracy! The Late Congressman John Lewis and others shed their blood crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge in the fight for Black voter’s rights to participate in the electoral process in this country. Their sacrifice, tenacity, and acts of bravery culminated in the enactment of […]

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