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https://www.yahoo.com/news/open-windows-dont-share-food-120238006.html
Open Windows. Don't Share Food. Here's the Government's Coronavirus Advice.

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration Monday night issued several pages of tips for navigating the coronavirus, organizing a set of recommendations for schools, businesses, homes and offices into a document that resembles easy-on-the-eye restaurant food-safety charts.

The simple behaviors recommended in the guidelines — like washing hands, managing air flow, protecting food and carving out private space in a home — show how federal health officials believe the virus could influence everyday life.

“These are really simple, low-tech things,” Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and a key member of the Trump administration’s coronavirus task force, said at a White House news briefing. “There’s nothing in there that’s complicated. But it’s just stated in a way that’s clear, that people can understand.”

After the briefing, Vice President Mike Pence posted images of the guidelines on Twitter. They are expected to also be published on Coronavirus. gov, a federal hub of virus information where the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has already posted similar advice.

Here is what the guidelines recommend.

Many have called the policy racist and a minority report scheme, I've tried to do some searching on this, but it's very flooded with biased sources that intend only to rant that it's racist without providing any numbers to back it up. My opinion is based on the limited evidence available, and I lean on the side of it not being racist as minorities do commit massive amounts of crime and the idea of it at least isn't racist at all in my mind, when it comes to execution, a different case can certainly be made. I'm very open to new information on this and having my mind changed and would like to hear what you have to say about the policy being racist or not?

Although this is my first relationship, since we made it official, I've had zero intent to even think about flirting with anyone else and in a previous, thing, for a lack of better terms, I remained loyal even though we weren't in a relationship and stayed so for 6 months before she ended up being with someone else. About a month past, and that's when I found who's now my girlfriend😊. She hasn't left me wanting at all and we make eachother very happy, so I don't see any reason to think I might make such a big mistake at all, but I'm still trying to keep communication as open as I can with her to ensure that it doesn't happen on either end because I believe a lack of communication is the number one source of cheating in relationships. Are you able to stay loyal?