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  • Andréa and Robin McBride are the founders of the McBride Sisters Wine Collection.Lifestyle

    Black winemakers are climbing up the vine

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  • Marketing Diversity TeamCareers

    Will 2020’s racial reckoning lead to progress on marketing’s long-standing representation problems?

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  • Lessons from Portland: white people are showing up at protests more than ever, but..Politics

    Early members of ‘Wall of Moms’ reflect on where they went wrong as protests in Portland continue

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  • Magazine

    What the best companies for blue- and white-collar work have in common

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  • The top edge of the bill has been manipulated to mimic the U.S. dollar index over the past month.Finance

    Inside the weird new world of social ‘forex’ trading—where you sign up friends, and some report risky red flags for investors

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  • If a couple has to postpone their wedding because of COVID-19, here’s an easy guide to follow.Lifestyle

    How to update your guests about your pandemic wedding plans

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  • Garden scenery, lots of white chairs lined up before the wedding ceremony. Outdoor wedding ceremony.Lifestyle

    How to turn down a wedding invitation during the coronavirus pandemic

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  • Jessica Matthews, CEO of Uncharted Power, at her testing facility in New York.Environment

    Uncharted Power’s Jessica O. Matthews has a plan to revive America’s crumbling infrastructure

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  • Lifestyle

    A guide to giving gifts for postponed and shrunken weddings

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  • Fonio West African grainFinance

    A famous West African chef and a Dean & Deluca alum have a new ‘it’ grain that could unseat quinoa

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  • Why Domino's is winning the pandemic pizza boomFinance

    We’re eating a lot more pizza during the pandemic. Why Domino’s is getting the biggest slice of the pie

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  • A painting inside dallas bar, The Standard Pour, a paint depicts a man using his beard to mix drinks.Retail

    Bars are fighting to stay in compliance with their states’ changing regulations

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  • Black Owned Food Business-Partake-featuredFinance

    Black-owned food businesses are seeing a surge in publicity and customers—and hope that investors are next

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  • NEW YORK, NY – APRIL 02 : People wearing protective masks do their laundry in a laundromat near Myrtle Ave. in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn on April 2, 2020 in New York City. Currently, over 92,000 people in New York state have tested positive for COVID-19. (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images)Health

    How to safely go to the laundromat during the coronavirus pandemic

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  • NEWTON, MA – JUNE 8: Nicholas Campbell, 5, plays at the playground at the Angier Elementary School in Newton, MA on June 8, 2020. As part of the Phase Two opening up, playgrounds are now open for the first time since the shutdown began due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Suzanne Kreiter/The Boston Globe […]Health

    Experts weigh in on how to safely go to public parks

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