Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington building better education
Julius Rosenwald was one of America’s wealthiest men. With Booker T. Washington, providing education to America's African American youth.
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OP-Ed: Anne Lutz Fernandez seeks to indoctrinate your children
Of the Top 20 World Best Education Systems for 2021, the US does not even rank. And its the fault of teachers, like Anne Lutz Fernandez
Critical Race Theory’s assault on the history of Western Civilization
Critical Race Theory is attacking the goal of a genuinely color-blind society as well as history and culture taught through our schools
Will Public Schools survive Covid-19 now that parent’s know what their children are being taught?
Locking parents and children down, Covid-19's biggest impact may be on education and public schools, which have proven to be ineffective.
Education during COVID: Home school, colleges and public nonsense
One of the bright lights of COVID is shining on our public school educations and their failings. Which are many. And we pay for them.
Bill Ayers and Marxism: Take back the college and take back the country
America has failed to recognize the Bill Ayers Marxist teachings in colleges are eroding the underpinning of our cultures by thinking its all politics.
Time to close America’s teacher’s unions and public schools forever
Let the public schools stay closed. Instead, President Trump should make sure parents can choose private schools not reliant on feckless teacher's unions.
The wasting of America’s youthful minds through higher education
If the quarantine taught us anything it is that we can teach our children and that when it comes to college learning, a virtual teacher is as effective.
Health Care Informatics drives science behind the ‘Covid-19 Curve’
Have you wondered where the Covid-19 curve came from? Health care informatics experts gather the data and turn it into useful information.
What young people don’t know about history can change the world
Since President Carter, young people's American history education is lacking. Which fits the Democrats, and Sanders, narrative.
Commencement primer: Graduation traditions explained
FORT WORTH, Texas, May 30, 2019: It’s May, and the 2019 spring commencement season is in full swing. Those participating in the graduation ceremonies may find themselves wondering about the traditions surrounding this peculiar event. Why do graduates march in to Pomp and Circumstance? And why do candidates for graduation wear a robe and funny ...
Overcoming Adversity with Lloyd Bachrach, Paralympian and entrepreneur
Bachrach is a motivational speaker, author, Paralympian and entrepreneur who shares his own story of overcoming adversity inspiring others to do the same in their lives.
Make a resolution to tackle your 2018 New Years bucket list
It’s still New Year’s Eve in this part of the world. Have you made your 2018 Bucket List plans? Take a look at a few of our journeys and goals for 2018.
The need for an educated public: Understanding fake news
"To remain ignorant of things that happened before you were born is to remain a child. What is a human life worth unless it is incorporated into the lives of one's ancestors and set in a historical context?" - Cicero
The colonies in trouble: Colonial Williamsburg in decline
"To remain ignorant of what happened before you were born is to remain a child."
National Park Service celebrates 100 years of caring for America’s legacy
Celebrating 100 years of education, conservation and inspiration, August 25th marks the centennial anniversary of the National Park Service - get out and get into our National Parks
Black lives matter? Black lives are better
Kenneth Chenault, Oprah, Colin Powell, Condoleezza Rice, Loretta Lynch, Barack Obama: Black Americans have made huge strides, so why the despair over race?
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it
"To remain ignorant of things that happened before you were born is to remain a child" - Cicero
Commencement primer: Graduation traditions explained
FORT WORTH, Texas, June 8, 2016 — It’s June, and the 2016 spring commencement season is coming to a close. Those participating in the graduation ceremonies may find themselves wondering about the traditions surrounding this particular event. Why do graduates march in to “Pomp and Circumstance“? And why do candidates for graduation wear a robe ...
American Lung Association: Keeping your lungs healthy
SAN DIEGO, January 26, 2016 —Since 1904, the American Lung Association has raised national awareness significantly in the fight against lung disease. First battling tuberculosis and then later discovering the gene causing cystic fibrosis, the American Lung Association is also responsible for leading the charge in creating the enactment of smoke-free laws, currently in 27 ...