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National Portrait Gallery's 2022 honorees include Anthony Fauci, Jose Andres - Vimarsana News

National Portrait Gallery's 2022 honorees include Anthony Fauci, Jose Andres

The National Portrait Gallery in D.C. announced its 2022 Portrait of a Nation honorees Wednesday, adding seven renowned figures.

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Michael Tubbs Made History As The Youngest And First Black Mayor of Stockton, California. He's Telling His Story. - Vimarsana News

Michael Tubbs Made History As The Youngest And First Black Mayor of Stockton, California. He's Telling His Story.

Michael Tubbs made history as Stockton's mayor. He talks to ESSENCE about his memoir, “The Deeper the Roots.”

Which Role Models are Best for STEM? Researchers Offer Recommendations in New Analysis - Vimarsana News

Which Role Models are Best for STEM? Researchers Offer Recommendations in New Analysis

An analysis of the effect role models have on students’ motivation in studying STEM subjects points to new ways to deploy these leaders in order to

Innovation and the ever-changing role of the CMIO - Vimarsana News

Innovation and the ever-changing role of the CMIO

This summer, I got the opportunity to interview Dr. Nathan Gause. I saw how passionate he is about serving his community and developing young African American physicians and scientists. 

Mandatory kindergarten might be on the way in Louisiana; here's what it means - Vimarsana News

Mandatory kindergarten might be on the way in Louisiana; here's what it means

Mandatory kindergarten might be on the way in Louisiana; here's what it means A bill that would make kindergarten mandatory in Louisiana cleared its first hurdle Wednesday when the Senate Education Committee moved it forward after at least one member said she didn't know it wasn't already required. Senate Bill 10 by Senate Education Committee Chairman Cleo Fields, D-Baton Rouge, would require children who turn 5 before Sept. 30 of a school year to attend kindergarten or the home school equivalent. Members voted 5-1 in favor of the bill with only Sen. Beth Mizell, R-Franklinton, objecting. "E...