GAGUT IN ACTION – Science And Technology GAGUT Greetings, how are you? This is for the article about our local six(6) year old hero. THE HEROES CAP GOES TO CHAYCE, THE SIX (6) YEAR OLD WHOSE FULL OF ENTHUSIASM, AND HIS EAGERNESS TO WIN THE AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PRIZE SPARKS OTHERS AROUND HIM Read More…
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What Teens Want You To Know About Social Media And Mental Health
Parents can’t quite grasp how inextricable modern teenage life has become from the world of social media. Here, experts—including those modern teens—help decode the landscape. In partnership with The U.S. surgeon general—along with the American Academy of Pediatrics—has declared a youth mental health crisis in this country. And considering how much research has shown that Read More…
Why Do Inmates Not Try To Prosecute Abusive Prison Guards
Me: The day after I was released. Prove it! If you press the issue(s) once outside, you’ll hear those two words quite frequently. I was diagnosed with a swollen prostate while in prison. I was given a derivative of Flomax to take once daily. Fine. No problem. I did what they asked, and considering my Read More…
Teen With 3 Degrees Becomes America’s Youngest Full-Time Salaried Teacher
Nationwide — Shania Muhammad, a 16-year-old girl from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma who already has three college degrees, has become America’s youngest full-time salaried teacher. She is currently teaching the third grade at a school in her hometown. Although some are saying that she is too young, Shania has proven herself to be more than qualified Read More…
Six Decades after King’s Historic Speech, ‘Still a Dream’
The report exposes that in 2021, African Americans earn 62 cents to every dollar earned by white families. By Stacy M. Brown, Sixty years after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, a groundbreaking new report has laid bare Read More…
96-Year-Old Black Woman, Selling Newspapers For 50 Years
Nationwide — Meet Louise Nall, a remarkable 96-year-old Black woman from Montgomery, Alabama who’s been selling The Tuskegee News newspapers for over 56 years and counting. Nall’s journey selling newspapers began when her son Walter, just 4 years old at the time, wanted to earn some pocket money. “So I told him we were going Read More…