Chinese immigrant labor is the focus of this episode of Lest We Forget History, highlighting coercive labor systems and a rarely discussed chapter of American history.
🌟 Lillian Cauldwell explores First Ladies Who Outshone Their Husbands, sharing how 25 women shaped the nation with guidance, influence, and quiet strength.
Dr. Ridgley’s book BRUTAL MINDS exposes the ideological influence in universities. Betsy Wurzel believes this book should be read by every high school student and parent before college. It provides a critical look at higher education’s shifting landscape.
The surge in educational expenses is attributed to substantial shifts in the curriculum over the years, driven by the imperative need to equip school-age children with the latest digital technologies for future job markets.
In Betsy’s opinion, Let’s Change the World is an excellent gift for high school or college students interested in creating a positive change and exploring career opportunities within international development organizations.
Concordia University is set to close by the end of the year, highlighting the risks for small colleges in commercializing their athletics programs.
The vital role of the first 13 amendments in protecting the rights of American citizens
Alexandra shares her struggle when her father was diagnosed with cancer, touching on his journey and the importance of discussing end-of-life wishes, burial, memorial services, and having Power of Attorney.
Nate Hilger is very passionate about children having equal opportunities to a successful education and for parents/ guardians to have access to resources in navigating parenting and helping their children to be successful!
The difference between charter schools and public schools, how education has changed over the years, charter schools are held to a higher level of their student’s progress and curriculum.