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Posted by Dylan on July 8, 2022

Two photos in one. One left is Archana Varadaraj who is adding fluid into a test tube. She has short dark hair and is wearing a white lab coat and white gloves. In the right photo is Narendiran Rajasekaran. He is looking up at a clear test tube with blue liquid. His is facing the camera and is smiling. He is wearing a white lab coat and has short dark hair… <a href=Read more

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Lady Shug mixes health equity talk and drag for a unique community event

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photo of Lady Shug with her left pointer finger on her left cheek and her right arm holding her left wrist. She has a large, 50s-style bun on the top of her head and is wearing a yellow sleeveless dress and red lipstick. She has two palm-sized heart rings–-one on each ring finger.
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How does health equity affect Indigenous two-spirit, trans, and queer 2SLGBTQ+ relatives?

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