turns out Wakanda — a place full of Black wealth, health, and longevity —

isn’t just a place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Comparing black people to

the life of Wakandians ensures hope for Black Americans that they can have

that wealth and health also, maybe not literally but you get my point. It turns

out a place that enables Black folks to thrive does exist in real life.”

of Alzheimer’s disease. And one of our recent studies suggests that loneliness

has the power to alter DNA transcription in the cells of your immune system.” ( ch. 1 pg. 12, John T. Cacioppo)

human sufferance, especially to elderly persons, and may lead to the appearance of

serious health problems, such as cognitive decline, and even Cardiovascular problems.l

between elderly, original homeowners, and newer families. Our Moais became a

bridge between those groups," said Linda Fulmer, a resident who helped coordinate

efforts. "Good relationships are central to well-being, and there's no doubt we've

improved our health and happiness."

emotional support but also practical help and a sense of belonging. By consistently engaging

with family, friends, and neighbors, individuals reinforce positive behaviors, share healthy

meals, and keep each other motivated.” (Ch.2: The power of Community, paragraph 1)

social life you want, but overcoming this challenges is possible