by Margaret Graziano -Forbes Councils Member For many people who saw Will Smith slap Chris Rock at this year’s Oscars, it was a shocking and unsettling experience. While there was debate surrounding who was right or wrong,...
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Read MoreBy Ellen Kocher This article has been inspired by three separate, yet related current events and has four objectives. First, to honor the International Day of Older Persons on October 1st. Second, to raise awareness about the...
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