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About the Author
About the author, Sharon McMahon is a distinguished educator, historian, and public speaker widely known for her commitment to civic education and her mission to combat misinformation. With a background in government and law, McMahon spent years teaching high school students, instilling in them a deep understanding of American history, democracy, and the legislative process. As political polarization and misinformation became increasingly prevalent, she recognized the need for accessible, unbiased, and…-
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Photographs
In the chapter titled "Photographs," readers are presented with a rich collection of images that illustrate the remarkable journey of John Lewis, one of the most significant figures in the civil rights movement. The photographs provide not just a glimpse of his life but a visual representation of the many battles fought for racial justice, equality, and freedom. Spanning decades, the images take us from his early years through to his later years as a congressman, giving an intimate and comprehensive view…-
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[WASHINGTON, July 3…]
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Washington, D.C., experienced a devastating tragedy on July 3, when a United States Navy warship mistakenly shot down an Iranian commercial airliner in the Persian Gulf. The Navy reported that the aircraft was misidentified as an enemy fighter jet, resulting in the tragic loss of all 290 passengers aboard. The Iranian government swiftly condemned the attack, and the widespread outrage over the loss of so many lives raised serious questions about the circumstances surrounding the incident. Speculation…-
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Ali Shams and Rumi
In "Ali Shams and Rumi," Cyrus Shams is drawn into a powerful dream sequence where his father, Ali, emerges as a central figure. Ali, a man weighed down by the scars of wartime service, the early death of his wife, and years of grueling labor in a new country, reflects the quiet strength that often accompanies a life of struggle. In this dream, Ali sits outside a music venue, seemingly relaxed as he smokes a cigarette—an act that symbolizes the little, unnoticed sacrifices parents make, often taken for…-
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Chapter 7: Secrets
Chapter 7: Secrets, During the 1980s and '90s, the term "Latino" began to take on greater significance as a result of the new wave of migration from Latin America. This shift sparked an increased visibility and appreciation of Latino culture, particularly among younger generations seeking to define and celebrate their identities. One of the most prominent figures associated with this cultural moment is Frida Kahlo, a Mexican artist whose powerful self-portraits became emblematic of the complexities and…-
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In this chapter, we delve into the professional life and underlying philosophy of Robert Stevenson, an esteemed engineer known for his practical approach towards engineering challenges. Stevenson is renowned not merely for his mechanical inventions, such as the Jib or Balance Crane at the Bell Rock, but more so for his ability to project works against nature and modulate the natural environment to meet human needs. Whether it involved constructing roads, buildings, harbors, or managing river channels,…-
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II -Memoir of fleeming Jenkin
Henry Charles Fleeming Jenkin, born in 1833 in a coastguard building in Kent, England, experienced a mobile and varied childhood under the care of different family members due to his parents' engagements. His early life was marked by tumults, including the disparaging condition of his distressed grandmother, which left an indelible impression on him, and the compassionate presence of his Aunt Anna Jenkin, who was a beacon of kindness despite her frail health. Fleeming's formative years were rich with…-
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11. Justine
Justine entered Elon Musk’s life during his time at Queen’s University in the 1990s, setting the stage for a romance that would be marked by passion, intellect, and relentless ambition. Their connection began in an almost cinematic way, with Musk pursuing Justine despite an initial rejection. His determination shone through when he surprised her with her favorite vanilla-chocolate-chip ice cream after she had stood him up for a planned outing, a small but telling moment that foreshadowed his…-
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68. Father of the Year
Father of the Year Elon Musk, the renowned CEO behind transformative companies like Tesla and SpaceX, experienced significant personal milestones in 2021, marked by the birth of twins with Shivon Zilis, a prominent artificial intelligence investor and operations manager at Neuralink. Their connection began in 2015 when Musk recruited Zilis to OpenAI, laying the foundation for a strong, intellectual partnership over the years. Musk, who has long been an advocate for encouraging intelligent individuals to…-
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Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins is a memoir and self-help book where the author shares his journey of overcoming extreme challenges, using mental toughness and resilience to defy physical and psychological limits.-
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