All posts tagged "social justice"
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Kate Wilke | January 25, 2016
The Forgotten Treasure Of The Sahara Desert
See what ancient forgotten treasure lies in the middle of the African Sahara and the unique history it...
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Kate Wilke | December 25, 2015
How Christmas Made Hanukkah Popular
Around one-third of American Jews report having Christmas trees during the holidays. Find out why this holiday has...
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Kate Wilke | December 24, 2015
Why Is Egypt Flooding Gaza’s Secret Tunnels?
Thousands of secret tunnels lie beneath the border of Gaza and Egypt. What are these tunnels used for...
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Kate Wilke | November 15, 2015
A Musician, A Dog And Their Tiny Portable House
Meet the musician and dog living out of a tiny portable house in Boulder, Colorado. Set with a...
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Kate Wilke | October 25, 2015
Seeing Earth From Outer Space Sparked An Ontological Awakening
The first photograph taken of earth, from outer space, caused a shocking shift in our understanding of the human race...
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Preston Hemmerich | September 26, 2015
Why Catalonia Wants Independence From Spain
More than a million people rallied for Catalonia’s independence from Spain. What does this mean for the future...
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Preston Hemmerich | September 4, 2015
Why Surfers Risk Their Lives For The Perfect Wave
We’ve already talked about the world’s most dangerous surfing spots, but we haven’t yet covered what makes surfers...
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Landry Harper | August 11, 2015
Is This The World’s Toughest Ultra Marathon?
Every year people flock to one of the most ominous named places in the United States, Badwater Basin,...