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Amari D. Pollard

  • Founder, Amari Dawn Creative Consulting
  • Writer, Freelance
United States
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Here’s Why Coffee Makes You Poop, Explained by a G.I. Doctor and Science

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By Amari D. Pollard, Emily DiNuzzo, Leslie Finlay Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
About the experts Josephine Ni, MD, is a University of Texas Southwestern gastroenterologist and expert on inflammatory bowel diseases. Dr. Ni is the principal investigator at Ni Lab and an assistant professor in the Departments of Internal Medicine and Microbiology at UT Southwestern. She is also a member of the American Gastroenterological Association and the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation.
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The Black Experience in Women’s Lacrosse

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By Amari D. Pollard, Kevin Brown, Alyssa Murray Cometti, “Step up
| Inside Lacrosse Verified
It’s impossible to properly acknowledge the Black experience in women’s lacrosse without understanding that the racism experienced by the Howard Women’s Lacrosse team on Feb. 11 is not an isolated incident. To be a Black woman in this sport, and this world, is to absorb hate from all angles, and somehow find a way to lift yourself out of its heaviness and carry yourself forward. It is to frantically swim between waves of joy and pain, and hope that the pain doesn’t push you out all together.
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Q&A: Sharing Experiences of Abuse and the Process of Healing

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By Amari D. Pollard
| Inside Lacrosse Verified
It takes a lot to reach a point where you’re comfortable enough to share your lived experiences with others — especially when they’re wrapped in feelings of shame and confusion. One in three women have been subjected to an abusive relationship in their lifetime. Despite that number being so high, many of those experiences will go untold.
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