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Roe v. Wade, the landmark Supreme Court decision that protects a persons right to an abortion without excessive restrictions, has been functionally overturned in Texas. The states Senate Bill 8, one of the most restrictive abortion bans to be signed into law, bans all abortions after six weeks of pregnancy 鈥?including in cases of rape and incest 鈥?and allows any person to sue anyone who helps a woman in Texas seek an abortion. While people seeking an abortion wont be the tar
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Ten years ago when Hurricane Katrina slam
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adidas originals that came right back to me, said Reynolds, who now lives in Washington, Connecticut, and has four adult children of her own.She got on the phone with her childhood friend and they decided that day to go back to Bay St. Louis and build a playground. They started raising funds but soon learned they needed more help. She found the KaBOOM! website, and contacted them.But even though the Washington, D.C.-based organization was dedicated to the power of play, not everyone was convinced at first that New Orleans and other hurricane-battered areas needed playgrounds when they so desperately needed food, shelter and other basic supplies, said Kate Becker, chief mission offer and chief operating officer of KaBOOM!.Volunteers help erect a playground for the Second Street Elementary School in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, in August 2006. Photo courtesy of KaBOOM!At that point, KaBOOM! had been around for 10 years and was
