Public Health & Other Relevant Topics

I saw someone I know spread out on the street; prolly high on drugs and / or alcohol. Where are the ambassadors? That's how you know their main job is just to keep homeless away from the downtown area for trade and commerce; has nothing to do with "altruism". Some of the reasons for homelessness: Rent increase Job layoff Chronic illness Domestic violence Relationship ending College related [loss of work study, roommate, financial aid, scholarship] Alcohol Drugs LGBTQ+  [can't find work, parents kick you out of house] Mental illness Age out of the foster system Cost of living Racism [Blacks and Hispanics overrepresented statistically] Multiple incarcerations Lose voucher or funding with group housing By choice [saving for a big purchase, tryna get out of debt] Looking at this list, be aware that these categories can overlap, thus exacerbating the situation.  Back to my example: Homeless Multiple incarcerations, frequency increasing Estranged from family History of ment...

  USS OKLAHOMA [Before & After] PFC Walter Leon Collier DOB -- 11.27.1921 in LA County, CA Died -- 12.7.1941 age 20 years on the USS Oklahoma, Pearl Harbor, Honolulu Cty, Hawaii USS Oklahoma Memorial, Pearl Harbor, Honolulu County, Hawaii, USA [https://www.stripes.com/veterans/2021-11-04/marine-pfc-walter-l-collier-pearl-harbor-identified-3490245.html] California Marine killed at Pearl Harbor in 1941 identified • ASSOCIATED PRESS • NOVEMBER 4, 2021 LOS ANGELES — The remains of a Marine from California who was killed during the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor have been identified, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency announced. Pfc. Walter L. Collier of Burbank was identified on May 25 but his family only recently received a full briefing, the agency said in a statement this week. Collier was assigned to the battleship USS Oklahoma, which was moored at Ford Island when Japanese aircraft attacked. Multiple torpedo hits quickly caused the warship to capsize. Collier was amon...