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‘Created for people of color. Period.’
Anesis Therapy aims to “provide more culturally competent mental health care in Dane County,” says owner and psychotherapist Myra McNair.
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Local ‘DNA Hunter’ helps people follow the branches of their family trees
When parts of a family tree are missing, finding them often requires patience, vulnerability and a readiness for revelations. The advent of the internet and its growing genealogy and record databases has paved a modern path to the age-old answers many seek, but they often leave people with only pieces of the full story. For many seekers in Madison and beyond, that’s where the local “DNA Hunter” comes in.
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Image credits: Photo by Patrick Stutz/Illustration by Tim Burton
Determined Traveler
Madison-born emcee Brother Ali has been busy during the pandemic, with a new political-talk podcast, an online stage skills course and some new tracks. And he’s out on tour.
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Breaking Into the Art World: Graffiti Gets Legit
A new breed of artist breaking into the traditional art world. These graffiti artists-turned-paid professional designers and creators are finding success in new and exciting ways with their tenacity, fresh ideas and seemingly endless energy.
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Steven Potter, Reporter 