Immigrants bear the burden of having to prove, again and again, that they are worthy of their spot.
Immigrants bear the burden of having to prove, again and again, that they are worthy of their spot.
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China’s security law a key reason that Hong Kong people are leaving the territory to start their lives anew elsewhere.
Multi-dimensional platform documents Gaza’s historical buildings and heritage sites in English and Arabic.
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I feel I’m letting my ancestors down by how little I know about them, but I’m learning from those making history now.
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Having to prove you have been vaccinated against a disease is not new, but some oppose COVID vaccine passports.
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They were the leaders of the US Civil Rights era, but what role do Black clergy play in today’s BLM movement?
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