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Madison in the Sixties - Women Making History

Madison in the Sixties - Women Making History
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Madison in the Sixties - Women Making History

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John Lewis | G98 7FM

John Lewis in 2006 In 2018, John Lewis shared this message on social media: “Do not get lost in a sea of despair. Be hopeful, be optimistic. Our struggle is not the struggle of a day, a week, a month, or a year, it is the struggle of a lifetime. Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble.” From his days fighting segregation in the American South to his time in the U.S. House of Representatives, Lewis was not afraid to make some good noise and get into “Good Trouble.” That two-word phrase became his motto, and he lived it every day.

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Learning Options revamps popular Science Saturdays

Feb 19, 2021 Clients of Learning Options perform an experiment involving electricity and circuitry at a previous Science Saturday.SUBMITTED PHOTO WHITE HALL â Supplemental education nonprofit Learning Options Inc. is bringing back one of its signature events, Science Saturdays. This time, the activities planned for Science Saturdays will be set up with COVID-19 precautions in mind. âWe, of course, have struggled just like everyone else has with COVID,â said Dana Powell, executive director of Learning Options. âSo we have started our very popular Science Saturdays again, but this time we are taking science outdoors. We are talking about the science of exercise, secondly, we are doing garden science, third weâre doing wild bird science, then we are talking about forest science.â

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Black Americans in the Government Hall of Fame

Government Executive email These stellar public servants have made vital contributions to American life. Vice President and Editor in Chief One of the myriad ways Black Americans have contributed to the growth and development of the United States has been through service in the federal government despite substantialbarriers to their success. For the past two years, Government Executive has recognized distinguished public servants throughout American history via induction into the Government Hall of Fame. Many of the inductees are Black leaders who have served in critical positions in the U.S. government some prominent, some lesser-known. All, however, have made powerful contributions to American life and history, from giving voice to enslaved Black people to making calculations vital to John Glenn’s historic space flight.

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