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African-American Woman Answering Questions

July 21, 2011January 9, 2021 Brian

Speaking at a town hall meeting on behalf of the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), this African-American woman was in the process of educating attendees. The purpose of these meetings is to collect community concerns, and share health messages about local environmental issues. At this point in the meeting, she was about to address two meeting participants during a breakout question/answer session.

keywords: 11571, helping others, answering questions, home loan, asking questions, seeking help

African American Woman Answering a Question at a Town Hall Meeting

July 21, 2011January 9, 2021 Brian

African American woman answering a question. Speaking at a town hall meeting on behalf of the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), this African-American woman was in the process of educating attendees. The purpose of these meetings is to collect community concerns, and share health messages about local environmental issues. At this point in the meeting, she was about to address a meeting participant during a breakout question/answer session.

keywords: clerk, helper, answer, interaction. 11561, African American woman in red,

African American Woman Asking a Question

July 21, 2011January 9, 2021 Brian

African American Photos: Speaking at a town hall meeting on behalf of the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), this man was in the process of educating attendees. The purpose of these meetings is to collect community concerns, and share health messages about local environmental issues. At this point in the meeting, he was about to address a question being posed by a participating African-American woman.

Keywords: 11548, Woman speaking, African-American, asking questions, public meeting, town hall meeting

African American Woman Cleaning Her Home

July 21, 2011January 9, 2021 Brian

Photos of African American families: When renovating a home, you should use a damp sponge or cloth to clean dust collected on a window sill, as the dust may contain asbestos or lead-based paint. Home maintenance is an ongoing process for any homeowner, and here we see an African-American woman as she was preparing a window in her home for a general cleaning.

keywords: 11465, cleaning, woman cleaning, wiping windowsill, cleaning with a sponge, yellow sponge

Yellow Glove with Hand and Sponge

July 21, 2011January 9, 2021 Brian

keywords: 11459, gloved hand with sponge, cleaning, dusting, wiping, damp sponge, yellow sponge

Man With Sponge Cleaning

July 21, 2011January 9, 2021 Brian

Photos of African American families: When renovating a home, you should use a damp sponge or cloth to clean dust collected on a window sill, as the dust may contain asbestos or lead-based paint. Home maintenance is an ongoing process for any homeowner, and here we see an African-American man as he was preparing a window in his home for a general cleaning.

keywords: cleaning a window, using a sponge, yellow sponge, dusting, dust, germs, house cleaning, 11411

African American Man Working on His Home

July 21, 2011January 9, 2021 Brian

Photos of African American families: When renovating a home, you should use a damp sponge or cloth to clean dust collected on a window sill, as the dust may contain asbestos or lead-based paint. Home maintenance is an ongoing process for any homeowner, and here we see an African-American man as he was preparing a window in his home for a general cleaning.

Airborne particulates including dust and pollen, should be removed from the inside of ones home, as much as possible, thereby, reducing the detrimental effects these substances have upon the respiratory system, sometimes resulting in sinus infections, and asthma. When cleaning windows, or when involved in activities that result in propagation of airborne irritants, personal protective equipment should be worn, including a facial respirator, goggles, gloves, and if need be, knee pads, as well as clothing appropriate for the activity. Also using a damp dusting, or mopping technique, reduces airborne particulates. These activities should be conducted in a well-ventilated area.

keywords: African-American Man, installing a window, construction, labor, 11403

African American Children Playing Outside

July 21, 2011January 9, 2021 Brian

Photos of African American families: These two young African-American children were playing outside in a backyard dirt pile, enjoying the fresh air, physical activity, and interacting as friends.

keywords: African Americans, 11355, two children, two kids, having fun, playing in dirt, playing outside,

African American Boy and Girl Playing

July 21, 2011January 9, 2021 Brian

Photos of African American families: These two young African-American children were playing outside in a backyard dirt pile, enjoying the fresh air, physical activity, and interacting as friends.

Keywords: 11354, thinking, African American girl, boy, brother, sister, siblings, playing in dirt

African American Brother and Sister Playing

July 21, 2011January 9, 2021 Brian

Photos of African American families: These two young African-American children were playing outside in a backyard dirt pile, enjoying the fresh air, physical activity, and interacting as friends.

keywords: 11353, brother and sister, kids playing, dirt, dirty, fun, happy