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| But along with that, there has to be someone at a child's side who is really an advocate, a nurturer, a positive role model, and also promises to come back and check on them next week. 5th Annual Black Midwives and Healers Conference "Rising from the Ashes; The Resurrection of a Community: Listener, Healer, Nurturer. She has indeed gone to him softly, as an ally and a woman--perhaps a sexually inviting woman--as a lover, a hiding place, a nurturer, as a womb and a tent. |
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