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Educator Voices May 24 2024

Educator Voice: Why the March on Washington was a revolutionary act

Watch these clips explaining the March on Washington and how it is still relevant today

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Lesson Plan July 13 2022

Lesson plan: How overturning Roe will adversely affect historically marginalized women

Students will learn about the ways that the end of Roe v. Wade and the rise of abortion bans across the country will fall most heavily on poor women, women of color and women experiencing domestic violence

01/20/99 Black feminist Bell Hooks during interview for her new book. Said the feminist writer who a

Daily News Lesson December 17 2021

Share the life and legacy of bell hooks, author of 'Ain't I a Woman: Black Women and Feminism,' with your students

Understand the legacy of one of the nation's most original public intellectuals

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Daily News Lesson May 11 2021

In her bid to end tuberculosis, Dr. Kamariza is shattering stereotypes

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Daily Video July 25 2016

Hillary Clinton’s long time in the political spotlight

While Clinton has topped the annual Gallup poll of “most admired woman” each of the last 14 years, a CBS poll last month showed nearly two-thirds of Americans say they don’t think she is honest or trustworthy.

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Daily Video February 09 2016

Hillary Clinton supporters clash with young females, Sanders supporters

Hillary Clinton found herself navigating controversy this week stemming from comments made by her supporters.

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