Colin Kaepernick
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Colin Kaepernick and Black Lives Matter

In the United States and many countries around the world, people are protesting against the mistreatment of Black people, especially by police officers. On May 25, when a Black man named George Floyd was killed … Read more

postal service employee
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US Postal Service in Trouble

You may have heard the saying that “neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night” will stop postal workers from delivering the mail. But what about COVID-19? Could the pandemic affect not only … Read more

Landscape with Burr Trail Road in Grand-Escalante National Monument, Utah, USA
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Issues Surrounding National Parks

In 1968, the National Trail Systems Act created trails in both urban and rural settings. There are trails for people of all ages, skills, abilities, and interests. This year, June 6 is National Trails Day. … Read more

House of Representatives
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The Census and Representation

A census is required by the United States Constitution. The first census was conducted in 1790, and they have taken place every ten years since then. Everyone over the age of 18 who lives in … Read more

Leon Georget
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The History of the Bicycle Helmet

The photograph shows Leon Georget, a cyclist who won many races in the early 1900s. His bike doesn’t look too different from bicycles today. But Georget is missing an important piece of safety equipment—a helmet! … Read more

Planting a Tree
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Earth Day: The Canopy Project

Earth Day is celebrated every year in April. This year, many people are staying away from big crowds to avoid spreading a virus. That means that Earth Day celebrations might be postponed until it is … Read more

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Work and School from Home

In the past, you might have gone with your parents to Take Our Children to Work Day. On that day, parents take their kids to their jobs so they can learn more about careers. This … Read more