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Several months ago, Roosevelt Leftwich Sr.’s phone used to ring off the hook. Today, he receives two calls a day at most. But he’s not

Tiffany Fletcher has high blood pressure and takes Diovan, a prescription drug, for her illness every day. The $35 monthly co-pay through her ex-husband’s insurance

You’re standing patiently in line at Hollywood Video, new release in hand, envisioning a cozy night at home. You head to the counter, brandishing the

Super shopper Yolanda Shoshana Thomas never passes up a sale. But before she hands over her hard-earned money, the savvy New York City-based television producer

Q: The Tony Shellman story [“Profiles in Courage,” January 2004] really touched me and my husband. Shellman said he hired a CI [certified independent] to

“You have to know that your real home is within.” — Quincy Jones One of my favorite ways to spend a quiet Sunday afternoon is

Theresa Cameron, associate professor of urban planning at Arizona State University, was born in Buffalo, New York, during the mid-1950s. Her mother swiftly disappeared after

By Feona Sharhran Huff Lorita Williams of Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, has experienced her share of racism during a 25-year career in corporate America. Yet, as

L’esa Guilian has been working in human resources for more than 15 years. Often, she would work 12- to 15-hour days and rarely got outside

Q: I am close to completing my M.B.A. I have an undergraduate degree in journalism/advertising. My problem is that I am somewhat clueless as to