Our K-12 education is not what it used to be. Much of the curriculum we see in schools nowadays is based on testing and how to receive higher test scores.
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To understand the widespread impact that “Indian” residential schools had on Indigenous populations all over North America, it is important to understand the history behind their creation, which is rooted in
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Beto O’Rourke first rose to popularity when running for U.S. Senator against incumbent Sen. Ted Cruz in 2018. Using his
