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André Bernard: Exploring how men communicate

IF THERE was ever a time to effect change in one’s society, that time would be now. André Bernard, 32, is on that mission, by beginning “groundbreaking research” in uncovering the connection between masculinity and language and how that helps to...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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