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A study by the University of Wisconsin-Madison found that 77% of children’s books produced in 2018 in the United States feature no characters of color at all. Pangea Educational Development Group aims to change the status quo across the globe to better represent diverse cultures.
Hello everyone! It’s me Sajida Zaman Khaeeb from Tardeo Municipal Urdu School and I’m here to share my experience, my success story, and the times when I felt shattered during the pandemic. So let’s begin.
Credit Michele Skalicky / Flickr When Springfield’s mask mandate is lifted as of Friday, May 28, businesses and organizations may still require people to wear them. But the Springfield-Greene County Library District said it won’t require visitors to wear face masks or social distance in its buildings starting next Friday. However, in a news release, the library district said those who aren’t yet vaccinated against COVID-19 should continue to wear masks and social distance. Starting June 1, the public will be able to schedule library meeting rooms through the Spaces reservation system;...
Beebe, county staff go on the road to provide COVID-19 shots Beebe Healthcare RN Shanna Zickgraf administers a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to Thomas Harmon of Milton during his May 13 visit to the mobile clinic set up inside the Sussex County Bookmobile. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS Ron MacArthur It's off and on the road. Sussex County’s Mobile Library – also known as the Bookmobile – has been converted to a COVID-19 mobile vaccination clinic. In just a month, it’s made dozens of stops throughout the county and administered more than 400 Pfizer vaccines. The idea for a mobile clinic happened duri...
Letters for May 9 Anti-vaccination people damage chance to return to normalcy As expected, an estimated 25-30 percent of Americans, for whatever reason, mistrust COVID vaccinations. The reasons include those among citizens of color whose experiences with vaccines are historically tainted. The excuses that should trouble us all are conspiracy theorists who believe we are being injected with microchips to control us, or Mr. Trump’s supporters who seem inherently skeptical of the virus itself, or those with sincere concerns unaware of the research on this virus since the '60s and during rec...