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    "Playing High School Football Changes The Teenage Brain" - Duke University Study (2018)

    Put your kids in football brehs :francis: Soccer > American Football :umad:
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    "Black Women At A HIGHER Risk Of Dying From Breast Cancer" - 2018 Study

    We gotta get our Black sistas to take better care of themselves :snoop: Go get your monthly self breast exams, sistas. Posted: Nov 02, 2018 05:57 PM CDT Updated: Nov 02, 2018 06:03 PM CDT
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    "80% Of Americans Believe Political Correctness Is A Problem" - Business Insider (2018 Study)

    :leon:
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    "RACISM Linked To HIGHER Risk Of Chronic Illness In 'LESS EDUCATED' Black Women" - 2018 Study

    AA women and the pressure gets to our women. TLDR Less-educated African American women who report experiencing high levels of racial discrimination may face greater risk of developing chronic diseases, says a new study by UC Berkeley researchers. “Racial discrimination has many faces. It is...
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    "White Men Have 'GREATER RISK OF STROKE' If They Sleep 9 Hours Or More (NOT BLACKS)" - 2018 Study

    We have 'SUPERIOR' DNA :steviej: Thank the universe for the ancestors. Yall betta pay homage :ufdup:
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    "The U.S. RANKS 27th In EDUCATION And HEALTHCARE" - CNN Study (2018)

    TLDR A study that examines the education and health of a country's citizens has ranked the United States 27th in the world. The study, conducted by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington, attempts to measure "human capital": a metric that describes...
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