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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20210620:20:21:00

After armenia was defeated in last year's war over the territory of nagorno—karabakh. the war cost armenians nearly 5,000 lives and swathes of territory. it's estimated 200 people are still being held captive by azerbaijan. the bbc�*s grigor atanasian has more from the armenian capital of yerevan: this election has been beleaguered byissues this election has been beleaguered by issues lecture for the issues come from that defeat for the issues like the return of our many apartment prisoners of war still held in the national security defence and intelligence. the people here also care about...

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SPED*NET Wilton is glad to welcome Jane Thierfeld Brown, EdD, in Part II of our Webinar series, Post High School and College Planning: Helping Our Students with Disabilities Prepare for Their Future and Find the Right Path. Transitioning from high school to college or employment can be difficult for any student, but especially for students […]

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Cedric Dover: The Indian entomologist who saved WWII soldiers and fought for people of colour

Cedric Dover. | Credit: Yale University Library Archives. In 1948, a case came up for hearing in the California supreme court that challenged one of the very bases of racial segregation. The case was of Andrea Perez, a Mexican American woman. Perez, who was legally considered white because of her Spanish heritage, had been denied the right to marry Sylvester Davis, an African American, because of California’s anti-miscegenation law. An indignant Perez petitioned the supreme court, demanding a marriage licence. The court agreed. It struck down the miscegenation law as unco...

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