Tag: #diversity
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Adolescence: More than Prom and Sparkly Dresses
When Jena Malone was a teenager, she didn’t care much about fashion or social events. Instead, she spent her time reading books, watching movies, and writing poetry. Although some of her classmates teased her for being different, Jena knew that there was more to adolescence than superficial things. Jena’s words are a reminder that adolescence…
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Discrimination: A pathway to American Greatness
It was a cold winter morning in 1962 when Billy Johnson, an African American, walked into the all-white restaurant in Georgia, hoping to grab a bite before work. Little did he know, his decision would spark an unprecedented series of events that would ultimately change the course of history. The restaurant had a strict policy…
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The Decline of Explicitly Christian Influences in Politics and Culture
As a society, we are constantly changing and evolving. One of the most notable changes in recent years has been the decline of explicitly Christian influences in politics and culture. While some may see this as a negative development, I believe that it is ultimately a positive thing for our society. One of the most…
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Teachers and Age: A Closer Look
Maya Lin, the American architect and artist who designed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., once said: Lin’s words apply not only to physical flight but also to intellectual and emotional growth. To learn and to develop, we need to face challenges, to confront obstacles, and to overcome difficulties. And one of the biggest…
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I Don’t Want to Stay Underground for Just The Cool People
Author: Buzz Osborne There was a time in my life where I only wanted to associate with like-minded individuals, those who were as passionate about music and underground culture as I was. I found comfort in being part of an exclusive group, where only a select few were privy to our shared interests and experiences.…
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Discrimination: A pathway to American Greatness
It was a cold winter morning in 1962 when Billy Johnson, an African American, walked into the all-white restaurant in Georgia, hoping to grab a bite before work. Little did he know, his decision would spark an unprecedented series of events that would ultimately change the course of history. The restaurant had a strict policy…
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Adolescence: More than Prom and Sparkly Dresses
When Jena Malone was a teenager, she didn’t care much about fashion or social events. Instead, she spent her time reading books, watching movies, and writing poetry. Although some of her classmates teased her for being different, Jena knew that there was more to adolescence than superficial things. Jena’s words are a reminder that adolescence…