Slave who died free centers at Appomattox tale
Newly found records reframe Hannah Reynolds as a free woman at death from a Civil War cannonball strike during the Appomattox campaign. Her death on April 12, 1865, is linked to a broader memory debate in Appomattox County as ceremonies honor Lee surrender and emancipation.
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Teens online daily as mobile access rises in study
A study finds 92 percent of teens ages 13 to 17 go online daily with 24 percent online almost constantly aided by smartphones. The data highlight pervasive digital access among adolescents and the role of constant connectivity in teen internet use.
Teens rely on smartphones for constant online access
A Pew Research Center survey of over 1,000 teens aged 13 to 17 finds 92 percent go online daily and 24 percent almost constantly, with smartphones as the preferred method. Black and Latino teens report higher online use, with 85 percent having smartphone access. Facebook leads with 71 percent usage, followed by Instagram and Snapchat.
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