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PHOTO: Brigham Young University student Matt Easton came out as gay during his convocation speech on April 26, 2019.
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Living June 22, 2020

What I’ve learned since coming out in my BYU commencement speech last year
VIDEO: Will the Covid-19 recession be worse than The Great Recession of 2008?
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Living June 22, 2020

Covid-19 recession vs. 2008 recession
PHOTO: Lemeir Mitchell, owner of Los Angeles-based food truck Happy Ice, is set to host a grand opening for his brick-and-mortar shop on June 20, 2020.
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Food June 20, 2020

Popular Black food truck owner in LA has grand opening of new store

PHOTO: Artist Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada created a 20,000 foot mural outside the Queens Museum in New York City to honor healthcare workers battling COVID-19 in America's hospital rooms.
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Living June 19, 2020

Artist turns parking lot into giant mural honoring health care workers
VIDEO: This woman is bringing hope to Navajo Nation, despite getting hit hard from COVID-19
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Living June 19, 2020

This woman is bringing hope to Navajo Nation, despite getting hit hard from COVID-19

PHOTO: Kaitlyn Saunders, 9, performed a skating routine at the Black Lives Matter Plaza in Washington, D.C.
Katrice Saunders
Living June 19, 2020

9-year-old girl skates across Black Lives Matter Plaza to inspiring 'Rise Up' song
VIDEO: High school students expose racism through anonymous social media handles
Living June 19, 2020

High school students expose racism they face at school on Instagram
PHOTO: Even though the coronavirus pandemic put a halt to in-person dating, singles can still make an impression over Zoom.
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Living June 19, 2020

3 ways to impress your next Zoom or FaceTime date and clever ideas for virtual dates
VIDEO: Dr. Athe Tsibris
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Living June 18, 2020

This doctor went from seeking a cure for HIV to trying to find one for COVID-19
VIDEO: Here’s how college graduates can be A+ employee candidates in the COVID-19 job market
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Living June 18, 2020

Here’s how college graduates can be A+ employee candidates in the COVID-19 job market