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Sandra Day O’Connor saw civics education as key to the future of democracy Original

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By Joshua Jansa, Eve Ringsmuth
| Yahoo Verified
Beyond her trailblazing role as the first woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor considered iCivics – a civics education nonprofit founded after she retired from the court – to be her “most important legacy.” “The practice of democracy is not passed down through the gene pool,” O’Connor once stated. “It must be taught and learned by each new generation.” iCivics is the toolkit she assembled to do just that.
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Civics education is crucial to getting young people engaged in democracy Original

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By Joshua Jansa, Eve Ringsmuth
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
Beyond her trailblazing role as the first woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor considered iCivics, a civics education nonprofit founded after she retired from the court, to be her “most important legacy.” “The practice of democracy is not passed down through the gene pool,” O’Connor once stated. “It must be taught and learned by each new generation.” iCivics is the toolkit she assembled to do just that.
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Sandra Day O'Connor saw civics education as key to the future of democracy

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By Joshua Jansa, Eve Ringsmuth
| The Daily Star Verified
Beyond her trailblazing role as the first woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor considered iCivics — a civics education nonprofit founded after she retired from the court — to be her “most important legacy.” “The practice of democracy is not passed down through the gene pool,” O’Connor once stated. “It must be taught and learned by each new generation.” iCivics is the toolkit she assembled to do just that.
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