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Water-Related Idioms Part 2

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Memorials Can Make History More Inclusive

Americans, like people from other countries, revere their nation’s history. They study the men and wom...
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A Bond that Transcends Borders: The Japanese Firefighters Who Rushed to Ground Zero after 9/11

This September marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the United States. The attacks...
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Why Do Many Americans List Pronouns on Social Media Profiles?

In the United States, it’s becoming increasingly common for people to “share their pronouns.” Third-pe...
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How Duke Kahanamoku Popularized Surfing

All eyes will be on the waves as surfing debuts as an Olympic sport in Tokyo this summer. Competitive ...
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College Corner: Tips for Navigating the Application Process

I was far from being a good student until my last year of high school. My grades prevented me from bei...
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Idioms with the Color Red, Part 2

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Meet the Woman Who Represents the United States in Trade

Katherine C. Tai, the new U.S. trade representative, brings a wealth of experience to the role, including...
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U.S. Museum Helps Americans Discuss Race

When were you first made aware of race? And as a child, how did you make sense of human differences? T...
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College Corner: The Benefits of Greek Life

American college culture is home to many traditions, but perhaps one of the most unique aspects of univer...
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U.S. and Partners Seek to Deter Human Rights Violations

The United States is working with international partners to defend human rights worldwide as authoritaria...
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What’s the Big Deal about Bagels?

Growing up in Los Angeles, I ate ordinary white bread. But then one day in high school, I heard someone m...
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Balancing the Scales: An Interview with Sharon Rowen

Sharon Rowen is an attorney and documentary filmmaker who exposes gender inequality in the legal professi...
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Blinken: Women Lead the Charge for Human Rights, Democracy and Justice

Courageous women who stand up for their rights inspire a better world, said U.S. Secretary of State Anton...
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Meet 6 Women Pioneers of American Diplomacy

The United States has been sending diplomats around the world since the 18th century. For the last 100 ye...
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Blinken: America Will Lead with Our Values

The United States will embrace its role as a world leader and rally international partners to take on pre...
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Exploring Science with a New Generation of Girls

From mountaintops to the depths of the seas, American women scientists are tackling global problems. I...
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African American Trailblazers in Diplomacy

African Americans’ contributions to U.S. diplomacy began in the late 19th century, when abolitionists Ebe...
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