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El Congreso aprobó una ley que garantizara a nivel federal matrimonios igualitario o interraciales. El presidente Joe Biden la firmó este martes, 13 de diciembre de 2022. La ley no garantiza que el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo o interraciales siga siendo un derecho en todos los estados más adelante, pues algunos podrían decidir no emitir los certificados.
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The Journal of the American Heart Association published research on how Latino's impressions of their success can make them more or less healthy.
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“It returns the people that we have forgotten, that we erased, back to a sacred space and back to our memory,” said JerriAnn Boggis, one of the leaders behind this effort.
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While some items remain on the to-do list, local residents and organizations have laid the groundwork to tackle them by forming a new group, the Monadnock Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Coalition.
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The state says a new law prohibiting certain kinds of teaching on sexism, racism, and other forms of oppression does not violate teachers’ constitutional rights.
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Homelessness in the Granite State is rising. And New Hampshire has a 0.6 percent rental housing vacancy rate, which means there’s virtually no room available.
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The bill's opponents said decisions on using Native American names and symbols should be decided locally.
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Ahead of the new commission’s inaugural meeting, N.H. member Gary Matteson talks about his goals for the group.
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After students of color were turned away from a professional hair styling event held by the New Hampshire Job Corps Center because stylists did not know how to work on their hair, Plummer took it upon herself to arrange a “night of pampering.”
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The former Minnesota officer was convicted of manslaughter after she apparently mistook her gun for her Taser when she fatally shot the 20-year-old Black man. She will serve 16 months in prison.