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What kids really think about masks, vaccines, and in-person school
Third-grade teacher Becky Maturo (right) welcomes students back to in-person learning at Stanford Elementary School in Garden Grove, California. Both children and instructors will be wearing masks inside classrooms. Paul Bersebach, Orange County Register / SCNG via Getty Images Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited. Family Coronavirus Coverage We asked children about their thoughts on hot-button issues. Here’s what they had to say. ByKim M.
According to kids, Kamala Harris inspires them to ‘want to be like her.’
A NEW KIND OF VP Kamala Harris chats with Roxanna Gozzer, whose mother is from El Salvador, the day after a 2019 Democratic presidential debate in Miami. Photograph by Joe Raedle / Getty Images Please be respectful of copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited. Family News We asked children what the new vice president means to them. Here’s what they said. ByKim M.
Most slave shipwrecks have been overlookedâuntil now
No one ever asked the free Africans if they wanted to leave their homeland. They were stolen, shackled, crammed head-to-toe in European slave ships, traded for goods or sold outright. Such was the intended fate for Africans aboard Portugalâs São José Paquete de Africa when it sailed from Mozambique in 1794 destined for Brazil.
Transmission-Blocking Vaccines: Old Friends and New Prospects
Minireview Festus K. Acquah, Joshua Adjah, Kim C. Williamson, Linda E. Amoah Anthony T. Maurelli, Editor DOI: 10.1128/IAI.00775-18 ABSTRACT In the progression of the life cycle of Plasmodium falciparum, a small proportion of asexual parasites differentiate into male or female sexual forms called gametocytes. Just like their asexual counterparts, gametocytes are contained within the infected host’s erythrocytes (RBCs).
Visit the Underground Railroadâs âgreat central depotâ in Syracuse, New York
A mere mention of Harriet Tubman or Fredrick Douglass conjures up images of former slaves, abolitionists and the struggle for freedom for enslaved Africans. Both New York residents, Tubman was from Auburn and Douglass from Rochester, they directed thousands of slaves to freedom.
Pictures from Carnival in Bahia, Brazil to AfroPunk Fest in New York reflect the energy and spirit of black and brown people
Photographer Adreinne Waheed’s camera is her third eye; always in motion capturing everything from celebrities and street fashions to portraits and nature. Yet, it was not until she printed five-year's worth of favorite personal images chronicling experiences of African and African-American people that Waheed saw the story she needed to tell.
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