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I Thought I Knew How to Handle My Parents' Estate. Then We Found the Snake.

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By Ellen Kennedy
| Yahoo Life Verified
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images When my mother turned 90, it was clear she needed to move to assisted living. Her home was truly beautiful; as a talented artist, she had covered the walls with her bright paintings, collected antiques, and thoughtfully refined every corner of the house over her 54 years there.
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Ellen J. Kennedy: Minnesotans support the International Criminal Court

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By Ellen Kennedy
| Post-Bulletin Verified
World Without Genocide, a Minnesota-based human rights organization with special consultative status to the United Nations, joined organizations from around the world on July 16-17, 2026, to co-sponsor International Justice Day in Rome, Italy. This commemoration celebrated the anniversary of the adoption of the Rome Statute, the treaty that created the International Criminal Court.
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Ellen J. Kennedy: ‘Denaturalization’ undermines human rights, and our humanity

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By Ellen Kennedy
| Pioneer Press Verified
When I was in first grade in my hometown in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, one of my classmates asked me, “What nationality are you?” I replied, “American.” “No, you’re not,” he replied, “you’re a JEW.” I’ve never forgotten that exchange because it shocked me to be defined as an outcast, not belonging, not an American citizen. Today, this exclusionary rhetoric echoes across the United States.
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