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MLK’s Granddaughter At March For Our Lives: ‘I Have A Dream That Enough Is Enough’ — HelloBeautiful
Source: Michael Ochs Archives / Getty Eleven-year-old Naomi Wadler wasn’t the only Black girl that stole the show at the March For Our Lives rally on March 24. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s 9-year-old granddaughter, Yolanda Renee King, wowed the … Continue reading
What would school be like if Albert Einstein was your principal? – Big Think
Einstein didn’t like the schools he went to, how would he improve them? Source: What would school be like if Albert Einstein was your principal?
How Grandfather Clocks Got Their Name
On an interesting episode of Today I Found Out, host Simon Whistler explains how grandfather clocks originally got their name.Grandfather clocks- with their long cases, pendulums, echoing chimes, and Roman numerals- seem to belong to the world of courting parlors, … Continue reading
The emergence of universal consciousness: Brendan Hughes at TEDxPretoria
It was Aristotle who first argued that the whole is something greater than the sum of its parts. More recently, quantum physicists have argued for the existence of a unified field in which all particles and forces exist. This short … Continue reading
Hawaii’s Rain Dancers Summon Storms
On the island of Hawaii, the rain dancers of Waimea perform their art for the only audience that matters: their ancestors. When they call for rain and snow, they dance not to entertain, but to feed and nourish their land. … Continue reading
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Brett Scott – Who Is Driving Cashless Society?
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The Best Parades And Celebrations On The Planet For Día De Los Muertos
There’s no shortage of things to do this Día de los Muertos, no matter where you are in the world. Source: The Best Parades And Celebrations On The Planet For Día De Los Muertos
Fashion In Tokyo’s Underground Night Scene — Edge of Humanity Magazine
Photographer Yoichi Nagata is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this portrait photography. From book/project ‘Star Of The Stars‘. To see Yoichi’s portfolio click on any image. ‘Star of the Stars’ presents these fantastic portraits of club goers in … Continue reading
Prince’s record sales hit astonishing numbers after his death — theGrio
Sales of Prince’s music have skyrocketed since the artist’s death last week. According to Nielsen Music, in the three days following his death there were 2.3 million Prince song sales, including nearly 1 million on Thursday. -Prince’s Funeral: Close Friends … Continue reading
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Best Prince Quotes: ‘No One Can Dictate Who You Are’ — CBS MiamiCBS Miami
Follow CBSMIAMI.COM: Facebook | Twitter MINNESOTA (WCCO) — After learning of the sad news that recording artist Prince has passed away at the age of 57, many can take solace in the fact that his music and his words will … Continue reading
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