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First Colonial dominates to win first Class 5 Region A Tournament championship in girls lacrosse - Vimarsana News

First Colonial dominates to win first Class 5 Region A Tournament championship in girls lacrosse

The Patriots’ offense, led by attacker Maggie McConnell, has been a force all season, and McConnell did not disappoint in her most important game of the season.

Over 200 Alabama Students Walked Out Of Class Over Alleged Censorship Of Black History Month Program - Vimarsana News

Over 200 Alabama Students Walked Out Of Class Over Alleged Censorship Of Black History Month Program

Students at Hillcrest High School said they were told to leave out major historical moments, including slavery and the civil rights movement because it made an administrator feel uncomfortable.

Students walk out after told to limit Black History program - Vimarsana News

Students walk out after told to limit Black History program

More than 200 students walked out of class at an Alabama high school after they say they were told by school leaders to omit certain relevant events from an upcoming

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Hillcrest students say they were told to limit Black history program - Vimarsana News

Hillcrest students say they were told to limit Black history program

About 200 students walked out of class in protest. Tuscaloosa County school leaders deny that students were told to omit some events in the program.

Students Say School Told Them To Omit Slavery From Black History Program - Vimarsana News

Students Say School Told Them To Omit Slavery From Black History Program

Over 200 students staged a walkout in protest of Alabama school officials allegedly directing them to water down an upcoming Black History Month program because certain topics made administrators 'uncomfortable.'