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Supreme Court Backs Payments to Student-Athletes
Daily News Lesson June 22 2021

Supreme Court rules in favor of student-athlete compensation
In the ongoing discussion of college athletics and compensation, the Supreme Court has released a new ruling
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Daily News Lesson June 21 2021

‘In the Heights’ uplifts a Latino community and helps reframe Hollywood roles
Discuss representation in popular art related to the release of a movie based on a popular musical
A quiet campus at Unity College during the Coronavirus pandemic
Daily News Lesson June 21 2021

Amid pandemic, Maine College finds record enrollment from diverse learning options
As the pandemic continues many colleges have taken great hits financially and in enrollment, see how and why one Maine college is now seeing record enrollment instead
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Daily News Lesson June 21 2021

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A photographer highlights the community of queer people of color through photos
The U.S flag and the Texas State flag fly over the Texas State Capitol as the state senate debates the #SB6 bathroom bill in Austin
Daily News Lesson June 17 2021

What Texans stand to gain and lose from the redistricting battle now underway
Learn about Texas's redistricting as a response to population growth and the implications of redistricting for congressional seats
A student makes an AIDS red ribbon during a World AIDS Day event
Daily News Lesson June 16 2021

After four decades of AIDS, progress has been made but major problems remain
After 40 years of AIDS, progress has been made but major problems remain. Learn about the impacts of policy and stigma on the fight against the HIV epidemic
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Daily News Lesson June 14 2021

High school students in L.A. help divert millions of law enforcement funding
Student Reporting Lab's Julia Escobar reports on the recent cut to funding for L.A. school resource officers
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Daily News Lesson June 14 2021

Pulse shooting survivors continue fight for gun reform on fifth anniversary
Five years after the Pulse shooting discussion continues around gun reform and gay rights
Student Angelo Gallardo, 24, takes part in a drive-through graduation at Rio Hondo community college, as the coronavirus (COVID-19) disease continues, in Whittier, near Los Angeles
Daily News Lesson June 11 2021

A debate over free community college
Hear from two former secretaries of education about the debate over free community college
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Daily News Lesson June 10 2021

Indigenous tribes and major oil company battle over Minnesota oil pipeline
Learn about the current disagreement between oil businesses and indigenous peoples in Minnesota.
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Daily News Lesson June 10 2021

U.S. Capitol Police officer shares firsthand account of Jan. 6 attack
Learn more about a first-hand experience of the Jan. 6 riot on the capital.
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Daily News Lesson June 09 2021

New zombie movie follows young filmmakers with Down syndrome
Sam Suchmann and Mattie Zufelt, two filmmakers with Down syndrome, reflect on their movie "Spring Break Massacre"
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