AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFamily & Society: With U.S. birthrates near historic lows, sociologist Karen Benjamin Guzzo questions whether efforts to encourage marriage and childbearing address the deeper challenges of an aging population. Community Food: A $250,000 federal grant will help Houston’s Third Ward Farmers Market expand year-round; its opening day brought in $30,000 for local vendors. Music & Health: KATSEYE fans are concerned after Megan Skiendiel performed seated and in sunglasses while recovering from a concussion; she said she was taking precautions and reducing choreography. Faith & Schools: A federal judge ruled that a Tennessee school district cannot reject a Christian charter application on religious grounds, but the decision applies only to the district and school involved. Racial Equity: Miami-Dade commissioners are weighing changes to a trust created after the 1980 McDuffie riots, including removing its focus on Black economic opportunity and ending required reports on Black residents’ progress. Religious Practice: A report on deaths in custody highlights how rules and funeral costs left one Florida mother unable to bury her Muslim son, whose faith forbids cremation.
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