Sarah Lewis, Associate Professor at Harvard University, emphasizes the crucial link between ignorance and racism in a conversation at the UN Headquarters about the need to combat racial discrimination through art and culture. Highlighting the power of education, she stresses the importance of changing narratives and biases to create a more just and inclusive world. Through her personal experiences and academic journey, Lewis underscores the significance of visual representation and the role it plays in shaping societal norms and perceptions to promote equality and justice globally.
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New mums advised to do two hours of vigorous exercise a week to reduce health risks
A new study found that taking a brisk walk twice a week can reduce the risk of depression, lower back pain, and cholesterol levels in new mothers. The British Journal of Sports Medicine recommends at least two hours of moderate or vigorous exercise per week in the first three months postpartum, along with muscle strengthening workouts and pelvic floor muscle training to prevent urinary incontinence. Experts stress the importance of physical activity, sedentary behavior, and...
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