But why is this portrait so good?!? 😭

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Onion is undefeated

This is the basis of a program that we have where students read through the Odyssey and civil rights lit. We named it Journeys in Justice.

😂 😂 😂 I've been there!

Sir, you are a legit chef, gentleman, and a scholar.

I entirely understand what you're saying here and think that it is an important distinction to make.

Before they try to blame this on Black Studies and the so-called woke curriculum, need I point out that this disparity was engineered by decades of disinvestment in higher education. How can Americans expect to maintain dominance in higher education while not increasing public investment or access?

I want some

Good for him! We know this kind of stuff happens behind the scenes in Africa and Latin America and that should be discussed much more but I've never seen a sitting American president publicly shakedown the leader of another nation. He acts like a mob boss demanding Zelensky pay the pizzo.

Y'all didn't know I'm a gospel music buff?!?... I will bump the praises out of this until the day I die! 😂 I didn't know NPR did these though..

This is a tragedy. So many of us were just beginning to introduce our families to the national parks. These spending cuts will hurt preservation and education efforts for generations to come.

It was a great film for beginning the conversation with people that wouldn't otherwise be interested. It had a lot of problems but I found it to be very useful as a teaching tool to pull people in than some more historically accurate documentaries.