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Happy Spring! How are you? I know it has been a while. We have some things to catch up on. I have taken a little break from traveling this year, although I will be back at it again. Late last year, I decided to start training to become an Art Therapist. I will travel to Los Angeles twice yearly for classes and several Michigan trips. What does being healthy mean to you? This issue of Start Healthy explores ways you can be 1 percent healthier every day with a glossary of health specialists. Find out the difference between an art teacher and an art therapist. Did you know that art therapists are healthcare professionals? You might regularly visit your primary care physician, dentist, psychologist, and optometrist. Still, most people must familiarize themselves with the dozens of other health specialists and their offerings. The list inside can help you better understand the different types of doctors available to you and the services they provide. It's common to feel a little tired and gloomy on rainy days, but the weather can have a much more significant impact on your overall well-being than you may think. Inside you'll learn the role weather plays in conditions such as seasonal affective disorder. We are here to help. I'm not a traditional art teacher. Although I love traditional arts and crafts, I use them as a tool to facilitate the healing process. I started Vicky's Art School to help children with disabilities. Let us be your healthcare advocates. I have lived in the cancer arena for ten years. My experience can help you from diagnosis to recovery, not just with art programs that heal but also with navigating the healthcare system. With that being said, please join us this year in our fundraisers. What investments will you make toward improving your health? With your help, I can offer services at no or low cost. Please share this copy of Start Healthy with your friends. Stay in touch, and I'd love to hear from you. As always, it's a pleasure sharing this magazine with you. Love and Blessings, Vicky (Ben's Momma)

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Growth Mindset “The Future of Black America.” August 2020 OVERVIEW It’s time to create human rights policies that recognize the dignity and worth of all black Americans to provide greater opportunities and rights without discrimination. The goal would be to make into law that there's no discrimination in specific social areas no discrimination based on the color of skin, culture or creed, and other grounds. Such as; race, ancestry, place of origin, ethnic origin, citizenship, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, marital status, family status, disabilities, and recipients of public assistance and free gender expression. The criminal justice system and law enforcement have racially profiled, arrested, and prosecuted Black Americans way too harshly and without repercussions. This stops now, by making and implementing laws that protect and improve the black community once and for all. GOALS 1. Improve the lives of Black Americans through inclusion in all aspects that have excluded us in the past such as equal and sufficient healthcare, and executive jobs that pay the same as our white peers. Free education, programs that give black Americans the opportunity to own a home. 2. No racial profiling by those in authority, massive police reform a call for federal legislation mandating a “zero-tolerance approach in penalizing and/or prosecuting police officers who kill unarmed, non-violent, and non-resisting individuals in an arrest.” 3. Police reform needs to consist of more education. Teachers have more education than police officers and they do not carry a gun or deal with life-or-death situations on a daily basis. Police officers need to be required to hold a Bachelor's degree as well as police academy training. A curriculum that consists of cultural sensitivity, diversity as well as psychology focused. History The Segregation Era (1900–1939) - The Civil Rights Act of 1964 The goals were the abolition of segregation, discrimination, disenfranchisement, and racial violence, particularly lynching. As you can see 2020 shows a new kind of lynching in police killings of black Americans. The civil rights act of 1964 did not create lasting success, it needs to be reconstructed to a prevalent level. Combining civil and human rights into policy will help to facilitate change that is all-encompassing. Conclusion I believe that a civil war is on the horizon and we need to create change now before it’s too late. We may end up in a place that feels stagnant if we don’t take the necessary steps to protect and improve the lives of black Americans. It’s important to make changes that are lasting, promote, and protect future generations of black lives. By: Victoria Lee, B.S. NAACP Health Committee Chair

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What does it mean to start your day healthy? The truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer—the meaning is highly personal, depending on you and your situation. For some, it’s being motivated to hit the gym every morning at 6:00. For others, it’s waking up feeling refreshed after a good night’s sleep. For others still, it’s feeling optimistic about what lies ahead or looking forward to a nutritious breakfast. No matter what, though, for every one of us, a new day is a new opportunity to thrive. Start Healthy magazine embraces this mindset wholeheartedly. We want to help you start making positive changes so you can feel healthier and live your life to the fullest—whether you’re young or young at heart. Within the pages of this magazine, you’ll find thought-provoking articles—with topics ranging from wellness to fitness to food—that are perfect for your interests, tastes, and lifestyle. Our mission is to inspire you to think more proactively about your health so you can enjoy a more active, enriching life. https://starthealthy.com/start-healthy/about-the-magazine/

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