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The Ordinary New Yorkers Who Became Pandemic Heroes
When her neighbors there found themselves out of work and stuck home during the pandemic, she knew they would need assistance. She had no idea how much. Ms. Hu, who works in civic engagement ...
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Grocery workers were called heroes for months during the pandemic, with few actual protections. Now they're finally seeing small but important gains.
Early on in the coronavirus pandemic, it looked like retail workers might ascend to the role of societal "heroes," taking on a designation usually reserved for military personnel, firefighters ...
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A Review of “In Covid’s Wake”: According to Laptop Class Professors, the Heroes of the Pandemic Were Laptop Class Professors
The authors of the Great Barrington Declaration prevented fair and honest discussion by constantly spreading fake information ...
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Amanda Gorman Performs Poem About Pandemic Heroes During 2021 Super Bowl: 'We Honor Them'
Poet Amanda Gorman honored everyday American heroes with her powerful words during ... back to their communities amid the coronavirus pandemic. "Today we honor our three captains for their actions ...
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Artist Paints 45 Portraits of N.C. Hospital Heroes in 45 Days to Honor Their Work amid Pandemic
PEOPLE's COVID Heroes: Honoring Those Who've Turned Tragedy Into Triumph During the Pandemic Hock tells PEOPLE her initial plan was to paint 30 portraits in 30 days "to highlight the gravity of ...
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Mayor Adams marks 5 years since COVID pandemic by honoring front-line heroes at Elmhurst Hospital
The mayor was at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens on Friday morning to deliver an official proclamation thanking them for their sacrifice during the COVID pandemic.
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Meghan Markle’s message to the “quiet heroes” of the Covid-19 pandemic
The Duchess of Sussex, though, is keen that all those other “quiet heroes” of the coronavirus ... “For many families, the impact of the pandemic has been catastrophic, and far too many ...