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PHOTOS: Mass Protests, Multiple Arrests Outside Trump NYC Event
Climate Change Is Still Being Taught As Unsettled Science In Schools, Survey Finds
Most students in the U.S. are learning about climate change in schools, according to a new survey. But the quality of that climate science education is, for many students, questionable.
300 Union Plumbers Spent The Weekend Installing Water Filters For Flint Residents For Free
Meet The People On The Front Lines Of The Fight For Safe Abortion Access
The fatal shooting spree at Colorado Springs’ Planned Parenthood last month left many in disbelief and confusion. But for clinic staff and volunteers, it was much less surprising. This attack, while deadlier than most, was one in a long history of violent attacks on abortion clinics.
Fossil Fuel Investments Cost Massachusetts’ Public Pension Plan $10 Million A Week Last Year
Internet Rallies Around Ahmed Mohamed, The Muslim Boy Arrested For Making A Clock
One Simple Way To Get Fresh Food To People Who Can’t Afford It
For the last three years, Sasha Purpura has been a Robin Hood of
sorts, taking food from the wealthy and giving it to the impoverished.
But she isn’t stealing these items. Instead, she and her colleagues have
successfully convinced industry titans and private educational
institutions in Massachusetts to donate their excess food to the
homeless.
Iowa Students Stage Walkout After Catholic School Rejects Teacher For Being Openly Gay
Last fall, Tyler McCubbin began substitute teaching and coaching track at Dowling Catholic High School in Des Moines, Iowa. McCubbin, who received his teacher’s certificate in September, enjoyed his experience at the school, so he did what most aspiring instructors would do: he applied to be a teacher.
7 Entities That May Boycott Indiana Over New LGBT Discrimination Law
In the wake of Gov. Mike Pence (R-IN) signing a law that essentially allows discrimination against gay and lesbian people in the state, companies are starting to consider pulling their business from the state.
Though Pence has tried to insist that the law is about “religious liberty” and not discrimination against LGBT discrimination in the state, that doesn’t seem to wash with many in the state — including the Chamber of Commerce, which has said the law will bring unwanted attention to the state. Many high-profile companies and entities that host major events in the state are starting to reconsider their business.