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This is the time of the year that high schools, parents and students are proudly boasting about their acceptance into colleges and universities. Acceptance
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According to the most recent report by the National Association for Educational Progress, 64% of all fourth grade students in America are unable to read pr
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“We’re all in the same storm, not the same boat.” https://twitter.com/PeeplesChoice85/status/1255663446135386115?s=20 That’s the statement one of my friend
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The national media rarely focuses on communities like Brownsville, Texas. When they do, border communities are often painted in black-and-white, used as a
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