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American Black Journal
Caregiving: A Black Church in Detroit Virtual Town Hall
Caregiving is a topic that touches everyone. Millions of Americans serve as caregivers to loved ones — often without being recognized. It is both a rewarding and a demanding role. In conjunction with the documentary “Caregiving" from Academy Award-nominated actor Bradley Cooper, American Black Journal hosts a virtual town hall examining the challenges, needs and successes of being a caregiver.
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