by Nahlah Abdur-Rahman October 29, 2024 In 2022, Ne’Kiya Jackson and Calcea Johnson were able to prove that trigonometry can prove the theorem. { alert(‘URL copied to clipboard’); }) .catch((error) => { console.error(‘Error copying URL: ‘, error); }); } ]]> Two Black students continue to showcase their prowess in math. The young women from Louisiana…
Month: October 2024
Older Americans Are Working Longer As Social Security Reforms Are Spotlighted
by Daniel Johnson October 29, 2024 67% of single Black retirees have incomes below the Elder Index, a University of Massachusetts Boston data set that measures whether or not older people can afford their basic living expenses { alert(‘URL copied to clipboard’); }) .catch((error) => { console.error(‘Error copying URL: ‘, error); }); } ]]> As…
People For The American Way Release Shocking Ad About What The Pledge Of Allegiance May Look Like Under Trump
by Sharelle Burt October 29, 2024 This is scary…to say the least. { alert(‘URL copied to clipboard’); }) .catch((error) => { console.error(‘Error copying URL: ‘, error); }); } ]]> People For The American Way (PFAW) released an ad on YouTube that reveals what the Pledge of Allegiance could look like if Donald Trump is elected…
Do You Look to the Reward?
Not many of us are farmers. Not anymore. And relatively few in this room have served as soldiers in combat. But many more of us have tried our hands at competitive athletics — the kind you train for, and not just show up to play. You may not have been aware of it at the…
Here’s What Happened When Iceland Tried A 4-Day Work Week
by Sharelle Burt October 29, 2024 America….are you listening? { alert(‘URL copied to clipboard’); }) .catch((error) => { console.error(‘Error copying URL: ‘, error); }); } ]]> Iceland welcomed the idea of a four-day work week, and as a result, the country’s economy is booming, CNN reported. The decision is helping Iceland outperform other countries, as…
Of Dragons and Goblins: How Monsters Shape Our Imaginations
Halloween gives us monsters everywhere. Even though these fictional creatures are usually ugly and frightening, people seem irresistibly attracted to them. But the popularity of monsters goes well beyond Halloween. Surprisingly, monsters often appear in some of the most beloved children’s stories. Lewis’s Narnia teems with dragons, giants, and sea serpents. Tolkien’s Middle-earth holds many…