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rarely found in natural sources of water such as rivers and lakes or underground aquifers. when people come in contact with lead, it may enter their bodies and accumulate over time, resulting in damage to the brain, nervous system, red blood cells, and kidneys. infants and children who drink water containing
sediment, and air. it has many practical uses in our society and is commonly found in coins, electrical wiring, and pipes. it is an essential element for living organisms, including humans, and - in small amounts - necessary in our diet to ensure good health. however, some people who drink water containing...
https://fairmont.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Lead-Copper-Fact-Sheet.pdf
thoughts on cultural appropriation, by lauren michele jackson, beacon press, pages, $ • • • classically phallocentric, norman mailer suffered a sabotaging, chronic, even dispositional impulsion toward sex, a subject that obsessed and confounded him. with his writing, he searched american erotics for "any
clear. to make something appropriate for another context." white negroes has a context of its own: it arrives on the scene of our wrecked national subconscious, bearing with it a heroic, custodial air. jackson has been a canny adjudicator of cultural appropriation for some years—with articles on the matter...
http://www.4columns.org/micah-lake/white-negroes