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Introduce Your Kids to These 8 Powerful Women No One Learns About in History Class SheKnows 3/9/2021 © AP. History contains so many stories, and so many people who alter the course of the world. But so many of those world-altering acts don’t make it into history books at all, especially when the people behind them are not male and not white. Sometimes that’s on purpose, but sometimes, parents and educators just need a bit of help to ensure that our history is more well-rounded. This Women’s History Month, we wanted to introduce you to a few more women that your kids might not have b...

the showers and thundershowers have come in. they're getting very strong, and the heaviest storms are making their way on shore as we speak. so nobody really wants to be on the beach at this point anymore, at least not towards the jacksonville beach area. this is the area we're most concerned about. we're seeing augustine kind of sandwiched between there and jacksonville. as soon as this red stuff starts making its way onto shore, we can see wind gusts getting close to hurricane strength. 70 miles per hour, so that's dangerous. we already have reports in florida and south georgia of ...

Generational thing to find other sources of energy. and they're out there. whether the oil companies are going to go get them is the big question. >> you've opened up a hotel in pensacola. >> yeah. great timing. >> did you think about maybe delaying it at all? >> no. i mean, you know, it goes back to our partners down there from pensacola. i'm from here. you know, i went down once with the governor to see it because we were just opening up. and i just thought, you know, everybody -- the reaction was, well, are you leaving? i went, we didn't leave new orleans. we opened up and we served people ...

I mean, you know, it goes back to our partners down there from pensacola. i'm from here. you know, i went down once with the governor to see it because we were just opening up. and i just thought, you know, everybody -- the reaction was, well, are you leaving? i went, we didn't leave new orleans. we opened up and we served people who were trying to clean up and we got back into business. it took us a few years and we've lost money, but that's not the reason we're here, you know. and so the same thing was happening over there. people were going, are you leaving? no, we're here for the long run....