Lottery Scholarship Reform Sparks Debate in New Mexico
Briana Hodge argues against restricting the Lottery Scholarship to low income families, detailing how a $75,000 cap would render about 44 percent of current recipients ineligible and leave 15,000 students without aid. She urges GPA hikes and broader support to preserve access for middle income students.
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Evolution of Black History Month and its roots
The piece traces Black History Month from Negro History Week's 1926 launch by Carter G. Woodson to its 1969 shift to a month and 1976 government recognition. It notes Woodson's education, founding of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, and aims to honor African American achievements across Canada the UK and the US. It closes with Woodson's enduring call for a history free of racial prejudice.
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Harvard
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Black United Students
Kent State University
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Mom's story supports parents of transgender children
Ashley Nurkin, mother to an 8 year old transgender daughter in Charlotte, explains that gender identity is not a choice. She co-founded Transparents of PFLAG Charlotte to help families, sharing experiences from counseling, research, and conferences.
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Duke Center For Child and Adolescent Gender Care
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North Carolina
Observer
Matt
Seattle
Nurkins
Time Out Youth
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