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Nursing Homes Serving Minorities More Likely to Have COVID-19
Disparity emerges in comparison with homes that chiefly serve white residents
The Next AARP Tele-Town Hall Session Will Happen June 4
Replay, reread previous calls-ins since March 10
How the Stimulus Law Can Help You
Who is Eligible for a Payment?
Social Security, SSI and Veterans Affairs recipients will get their payments automatically
When Will the Money Arrive?
A new IRS web tool allows you to track your payment, add your bank account direct deposit information
Apply for Small Business Aid
And what to do if you have applied for the Paycheck Protection Program but haven't heard from your bank
Information on Your State
Coping During the Pandemic
Shop for Food That Stays Fresh
A chef's tips to help you update your grocery list — and nutritious, comforting recipes to make now
'Physical Distancing' Important
You can be social, but it's necessary to keep at least 6 feet away to keep the germs from spreading
Stay Safe Running Errands
Need to go to the grocery store or other quick stops? Experts say planning and handwashing are important
Don't Avoid the ER if Needed
Doctors say patients are risking death or long-term health problems when they have serious symptoms
Sew an Easy Cloth Face Mask
With medical-grade masks in short supply, you can make a quick DIY alternative
At-Risk Adults, Use Caution
Some states are starting to relax restrictions, but those new rules aren't meant for everybody
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Video Spotlight
Veteran Battles PTSD Because of Motorcycle Suicide Bomber
His mother is his caregiver and biggest advocate
Work Out in 10 Minutes: Find a Chair to Improve Your Balance
Our series with Bryant Johnson will get you moving
Alfre Woodard: 'Everybody Needs a Wave Right Now'
Love spreads faster than COVID-19, the actress says
Civil Rights & History
11 Fascinating Stops Along the U.S. Civil Rights Trail
Visit the Southern sites where ordinary citizens fought injustice and made history
Black Women Had to Fight for Their Right to Vote
They were suffragists combating both racism and sexism long after the 19th Amendment was passed
6 Leaders Who Carry On the Legacy of 50 Years Ago
Even after the passage of sweeping federal laws, the dream of equality has been only partially achieved
Black History Helps Complete the Story of Humanity
Harvard scholar Carter G. Woodson fought to preserve African American contributions to society
Places Where You Can Walk in MLK Jr.'s Footsteps
The civil rights leader traveled across the United States — and almost died in New York City
Henry Louis Gates Jr. on Ancestry's Impact for Us All
'Finding Your Roots' host says there's 'never been a better time' to check out your family tree
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Entertainment
'Hidden Figures' Among Great Films About Black Experience
From Dr. Dre to unsung NASA geniuses, heroes of American history are immortalized in these films
'Black Patriots' Shows Fighters on Both Sides of Revolution
Slaves 'saw an opportunity for freedom, and they took it,' Executive Producer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar says
'They've Gotta Have Us' Explores Blacks in Cinema
Hattie McDaniel of 'Gone With The Wind' opened doors as the first black actor to win an Oscar
