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Adult Education and Social Justice: ProLiteracy Releases Important White Paper Share Article The U.S. adult education field is now focusing more directly on the question of how to respond to the social justice issues adult learners, their families, and their communities are facing. To contribute to this important dialogue, ProLiteracy is publishing A Different Way: Reorienting Adult Education toward Democracy and Social Justice, a white paper written by adult educator Paul Jurmo, Ed.D. “Many ...

Artist: VA Tracklist: 01. September Song (03:40) 02. Feed The Fire (04:05) 03. Lose Control (02:48) 04. All My Girls Like To Fight (03:52) 05. SOS (02:37) 06. Ticket To Ride (03:02) 07. boy on the lake (02:36) 08. A Different Way (03:18) 09. Seven (03:44) 10. Rescue Me (02:38) 11. Piece Of Your Heart (02:32) 12. The Hardest Part (02:56) 13. Señorita (03:11) 14. ily (i love you baby) (02:56) 15. Signed, Sealed, Delivered (Im Yours) (02:40) 16. The Boys Of Summer (04:48) 17. You Get What You Giv...

Andrew Yang to Goldman Sachs: You Think Tampa Beats NYC? Bloomberg 3/03/2021 Henry Goldman (Bloomberg) -- New York City mayoral candidate Andrew Yang, who garnered name recognition during his presidential run, said he was “depressed” after a Goldman Sachs executive confided in him that the bank was opening a branch office in Tampa. Yang said reversing an outflow of businesses and talented workers from the city will be key to reviving New York City’s economy and re-establ...

The Atlantic A Senate hearing for President Biden’s attorney-general nominee is surfacing some big questions. February 22, 2021 This time around, Judge Merrick Garland is getting his hearing. Not only is President Joe Biden’s nominee for attorney general receiving a Senate audience, but his confirmation seems very likely, a second difference from his 2016 nomination to the Supreme Court, which was stymied by then–Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. But there’s still an important question a...

Chinese President Xi Jinping is now the functional emperor of the world’s largest dictatorship, one we must understand is at war with any nation that has a representative government, or which refuses to kneel before it. Just ask the residents of Hong Kong.

We should understand the threat that Chinese President Xi Jinping’s communist regime represents.

Art related events going on around the community Written By: Pioneer Staff Report | 7:40 am, Jan. 30, 2021 × Watermark set to open new exhibit Feb. 1 BEMIDJI -- The Watermark Art Center will open the exhibit "Unutterable Space, Landscapes of Northern Minnesota" by Mark Granlund on Monday, Feb. 1. "Unutterable Space" is an exploration of the fundamental issues of experience, particularly with regard to northern Minnesota landscapes. Granlunds oil paintings focus on the point of conve...

Tracklist: 01. Right Here Waiting (04:23) 02. If I Cant Have You (03:10) 03. Lost Stars (04:27) 04. If Youre Not The One (04:17) 05. You Are The Reason (Duet Version) (03:10) 06. Sunday Morning (04:03) 07. Clown (03:41) 08. Beautiful Soul (03:35) 09. Ill Make Love To You (04:05) 10. God Only Knows (Remastered) (02:53) 11. When You Say Nothing At All (04:12) 12. Need You Now (03:56) 13. Love Yourself (03:52) 14. She Will Be Loved (Radio Mix) (04:17) 15. All You Need To Know (feat. Calle Lehmann)...

Bitcoin celebrated its 11th birthday on January 3. And what a party its been, with the worlds first and most famous cryptocurrency now trading near $40,000. Warren Buffett famously referred to Bitcoin as "rat poison squared." The Oracle of Omaha might never own the King of Cryptos. But even he has to admit that it is charting a path higher… one that is as unique as the asset itself. Bitcoin once shot up 1,882% in a little under a year. It went from $998 in January 2017 to $19,783 in Dec...

Bitcoin celebrated its 11th birthday on January 3. And what a party it's been, with the world's most famous cryptocurrency now trading near $40,000.