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Original Title: The Gautreaux Project, the largest racial desegregation initiative in US history, enabled thousands of Black families to move into white neighborhoods from the late 1970s to the 1990s. Being raised in these neighborhoods increased children’s future lifetime earnings and wealth.

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“We have been working on ways to establish a streamlined pathway for mental health access, funding, and care planning,” UMG’s Chief Impact Officer Susan Mazo shared in a statement. The service isn’t a sudden response to recent discourse around healthcare in the music industry, though the timing isn’t insignificant. UMG and MHA previously launched a healthcare access program in 2021. “Growing and continuing our partnership with Tatum and the Music Health Alliance was the most natural way to ensure continuous and effective mental health support for anyone working in our industry,” Mazo added.

The Music Industry Mental Health Fund will provide referrals to mental health counselors and psychiatrists and assist with financial costs through grants and other funding resources.

“Music Health Alliance possesses the comprehensive resources necessary to address the full spectrum of mental health needs for music industry professionals,” MHA Founder and CEO Tatum Hauck Allsep said. “This includes financial assistance, a continuum of care for both mental and physical health, and wraparound services such as psychiatric support, facilitation of intensive outpatient and inpatient programs, and data collection.”

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And who says that the two party system can't have some positives?

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"Separately, a group of students attending the Patch middle school, also in Stuttgart, held a walkout, according to a letter from the school obtained by the Washington Post."

"About 55 students at Patch 'walked out in protest of recent events', the letter read, demonstrating for 50 minutes before returning to class."

"The school walkout was organized by an eighth-grade student at Patch, the Washington Post reported. The student told the Post that she and others decided to demonstrate while Hegseth visited as Trump’s executive orders have targeted diverse events at the school, including a school performance to celebrate Black History Month."

"Students were also concerned about how Trump’s executive orders would affect the LGBTQ+ community, the student said.

'There was this great sense of community and belonging,' the student, who spoke anonymously due to concerns about potential backlash from Trump supporters, told the Post. 'Like we’re not alone, because so many kids came out.'"