U.S. Constitution of 1787 recognized the enslaved people in America were a force to be reckoned with. So your vote matters more than anything — don’t let anyone tell you differently
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The Lion’s Den: This land began Native American
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The Lion’s Den: Labels have helped us feed our narratives
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The Lion’s Den: So you say you want a leader?
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The Lion’s Den: ‘Great Inevitable’ can resurrect the spirit in our souls
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The Lion’s Den: Sustenance has sustained the soul of our survival
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The Lion’s Den: Black Horror films mirror minority life and its horrific reality
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The Lion’s Den: Our children can feel difference between what’s good and bad
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The Lion’s Den: Colorful collections of African bull-doggers, movie stars valuable bounty of Wild, Wild West
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The Lion’s Den: ‘New Normal’ or business as usual?
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It is a fancy way of saying that when really, really bad things unexpectedly happen, due to unforeseen circumstances and crises, the need to adapt to handle these challenges positively or negatively will determine how one’s quality of life is influenced. Mass shootings, increased crime and violence, book banning, and historical revisionism — Florida’s 2023 Social Studies curriculum, which will include lessons on how “slaves developed skills” that could be used for “personal benefit.”