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Q&A with Esarrah Hopkins
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Esarrah Hopkins serves as the operations and health equity manager of Black Mental Health Village.
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Learn More About Homelessness and Mental Health
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“When you are in survival mode 24/7 for months or years, the likelihood of developing mental health issues is extremely high — if not to say likely.”
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Making Nashville Home
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Sheri Sellmeyer profiles a multicultural city, one immigrant at a time
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Apex is peak Netflix, but it’s slippery at the summit
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Director Baltasar Kormákur returns to survival-thriller territory with Apex, a cliff-climbing, white-water, cat-and-mouse game in the wild.
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Summer Reading
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As is our annual tradition, The Contributor brings you our annual list of books that can take you somewhere the algorithm might not allow.
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Learn More About Why We Need Social Housing
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“The biggest affordability issue in this country is a lack of a living minimum wage combined with a lack of access to affordable housing.”
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One Spoon of Chocolate finds RZA the filmmaker in top form
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In addition to RZA’s rap career, he’s done scores for movies by Jim Jarmusch and Quentin Tarantino, and he’s made four feature films including his new contemporary crime-fu drama, One Spoon of Chocolate.
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Q&A with Stephen Watts
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Stephen Watts, 29, is a young Millennial with a Gen Z sensibility. Watts has an intersectional view of how his generation works in social justice and advocacy.
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Crime 101 is one of the best movies of the year so far
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Following a close call during a $3 million diamond heist, Davis (Chris Hemsworth) loses his nerve and questions his criminal path.