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Detroit Evening Report: Art installation depicting killed children of Gaza comes to Dearborn

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By Nargis Rahman 
| WDET-FM (Detroit MI)
A Dearborn park will be the home of a new visual art project depicting the children of Gaza. The City of Dearborn, Jewish Voice for Peace-Detroit, the U.S. Palestinian Community Network, and ACCESS present this “Wall of Tears” artwork to the community. Artist Phil Buehler created the 100 foot long, 7.5 ft tall outdoor mural that includes the names, ages and stories of over 18,000 children who were killed in Gaza since October 2023.
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Detroit Evening Report: Voters can now opt out of automatic registration

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By Nargis Rahman 
| WDET-FM (Detroit MI)
The Michigan Department of State (MDOS) automatically registers eligible people to vote if they apply for or renew a state ID or license as of 2019. Now voters can opt out of registration if they choose. In 2018, Michigan voters approved a constitutional amendment to automatically register those applying for a state ID and drivers license. Now they will also receive mail notifying them of the registration. Only U.S. citizens are eligible for preregistration or registration.
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More youth are seeking therapy related to social media usage

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By Nargis Rahman 
| WDET-FM (Detroit MI)
Access to mental health care for young people is an issue gaining more attention in the U.S.  Studies show social media use has changed the landscape for many adolescents. Sarah Masad is a therapist at My Mental Wellness, a free mental health clinic located inside the Islamic Center of Detroit. She says many girls come in with body issues stemming from social media usage.
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