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Arts Sep 28

‘Thomas and Friends’ introduces Bruno the Brake Car, its first character with autism

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A Brief But Spectacular take on the importance of student representation

As students are getting into the swing of things this fall, high-schooler Solyana Mesfin has a very unusual role. She's sitting on Kentucky's board of education and works to bridge conversations between the state's 600,000 public school students and policymakers.

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Florida school uses art displays from around the world to promote diversity and inclusion

In Sarasota, Florida large scale artworks are being used to teach students about diversity, inclusion and mental health. This comes at a time when there is growing controversy in the state, and school districts across the country, over how and…

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Do policies that aim to increase diversity in hiring really work?

Earlier this month, former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores filed a lawsuit against the NFL over allegedly racist hiring processes. The lawsuit stems from a series of text messages between Flores and Patriots coach Bill Belichick three days before the…

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