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    At Greatist, we put a call out to find millennial change makers — innovators, advocates, and educators who are creating change in the face of COVID-19. And the response was overwhelming. We had a hard time narrowing our picks down to these nine go-getters.

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    • Continuing the conversation: more inspiring millennials working to bring positive change to the world. 🌏 https://t.co/c2NfGriVAL https://t.co/KjaS0YNn4y

    • Let’s end the trend of calling millennials entitled. From Mali Jeffers and @alanbacon7 from @GANGGANGCulture to @niviachanta, CEO of @soapboxproject_, we profiled what these millennials are doing to bring positive change to the world. https://t.co/c2NfGriVAL https://t.co/EUHiT9iWrf

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    Can you kiss right after a shellfish dinner? Maybe… but on the safe side, maybe not. We talked to an expert to get the answers for dating with food allergies.

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    • #ValentinesDay is a pretty good day to discuss intimacy for those with food allergies.😉 This article is really well done & covers risks from kissing, touching, & sex. Great news➡️a few simple precautions can significantly reduce or prevent any issues!💕 https://t.co/ylj1zJC3iT

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    A 2014 study found that emotions tend to “be felt” in similar areas of the body. Read where they’re found and how to release the emotions that can get stuck in your body.

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    • Feelings are messy! We’re taking a cue from our friends at @greatist and getting in touch with the somatic side of our emotions. Understanding where certain emotions are activated in the body helps us clarify what we’re feeling and how it’s affecting us. https://t.co/ON05c6pNWE https://t.co/3qAdSUSCbL