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Preserved by Purpose: Celebrating Aunts (and Uncles) - DW

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For the past three weeks, I’ve focused on the African American Aunt including why she is important to the family. In this week’s column, I want to explore more how we can celebrate aunts as well as uncles.   National Aunt and Uncle Day is Tuesday, July 26th and like some of you, I had no idea there was even a day to recognize those extended family members.  The question is how to celebrate what appears to be a new holiday?    One way is to think about your experiences with your aunts and uncles and what you liked most (or least)

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