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How One Holocaust Survivor is Sharing Her Story of Survival to Schoolkids In Janet Singer Applefield’s book, Becoming Janet: Finding Myself in the Holocaust, the author has written about her early days, growing [...] June 19, 2024
Should You Trust Those Polls? We Talk with Expert Kathleen Frankovic With months until the 2024 election when our votes will determine, not only who occupies the White House, but which party controls the [...] June 3, 2024
Melina Gonzalez Exemplifies Mutuality en El Barrio Melina Gonzalez was 14 when she crossed the border from Mexico into the United States. Although her father had come to the U.S. in 1982 and [...] May 27, 2024