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- Welcome to 30 Days of Love
- Day 1 - CURIOUS7 Inspirations
- Day 2 - HUMBLE8 Inspirations
- Day 3 - SUBJECTIVE8 Inspirations
- Day 4 - REFLECTIVE7 Inspirations
- Day 5 - INSIGHTFUL7 Inspirations
- Day 6 - IMPORTANT6 Inspirations
- Day 7 - READY8 Inspirations
- Day 8 - UNASHAMED8 Inspirations
- Day 9 - ENOUGH8 Inspirations
- Day 10 - UNBROKEN8 Inspirations
- Day 11 - SECURE7 Inspirations
- Day 12 - RESILIENT7 Inspirations
- Day 13 - COMPLETE8 Inspirations
- Day 14 - PATIENT8 Inspirations
- Day 15 - FLOW8 Inspirations
- Day 16 - DYNAMIC8 Inspirations
- Day 17 - SCARED8 Inspirations
- Day 18 - LISTENING8 Inspirations
- Day 19 - APPROVAL8 Inspirations
- Day 20 - FORGIVING8 Inspirations
- Day 21 – THE ONE8 Inspirations
- Day 22 - FREE8 Inspirations
- Day 23 - KINDNESS7 Inspirations
- Day 24 - LIGHTHEARTED7 Inspirations
- Day 25 - STILLNESS8 Inspirations
- Day 26 - CONNECTED8 Inspirations
- Day 27 - GENEROUS6 Inspirations
- Day 28 - ACCEPTANCE8 Inspirations
- Day 29 - WISE8 Inspirations
- Day 30 - LOVE8 Inspirations
Session 27,
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CONNECTED – SCIENCE STUDY
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Individuals are customarily more genetically similar to members of other races than they are to their own.
From a genetic level, race doesn't exist. Rather, a race is a social construct. This is not to minimize the very real implications that the construct of race has had and continues to have on the lives of millions of people. However, isn't fascinating to uncover that the differences we perceive among us are not rooted in science?
REFERENCE
Alvarez-cubero Mj. “Genetic Similarities Within and Between Human Populations.” PubMed Central (PMC). Genetics Society of America, n.d. Web. 22 Mar. 2018.
Natalie Angier. “Do Races Differ? Not Really, Genes Show.” Nytimes.com. 22 Aug. 2000. Web. 22 Mar. 2018.
Jacqueline Howard. “What Scientists Mean When They Say Race Is Not Genetic.” HuffPost. 9 Feb. 2016. Web. 22 Mar. 2018.
Session 27,
Inspiration 5
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