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Helen Keller was an activist who supported the labor movement and women's right to vote.
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Helen Keller was an activist who supported the labor movement and women's right to vote.
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The Importance of Better Latine Representation
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How Latine People are Excluded in the Media
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Lin-Manuel Miranda on his first viewing of "West Side Story"
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Rapper Warren "Wawa" Snipe talks about the inspiration for what he calls "Dip-Hop."
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Duke Kahanamoku rescued eight men from the capsized Thelma in California.
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Duke found his mind and body shocked by his first time swimming in an indoor pool.
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Duke Kahanamoku shattered the Amateur Athletic Union's swim record in 1911.
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How Milton Greene photographed Marilyn Monroe (voiced by Greene's first wife, Amy Greene).
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Le Guin's 1969 novel "The Left Hand of Darkness" questioned binary concepts of gender.
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Dive into the life of groundbreaking writer, performer and subversive star Mae West.
