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  • The Universal Orphanage

    The Universal Orphanage0

    According to a poll done by Pew Research in December 2014, less than half of American kids now live in a traditional family. You can see the massive decline of children living in a traditional family in the chart below:    Many young Americans have no recollection of a world when “normal” was kids living

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  • The Economist’s Very Balanced Article on Black Lives Matter

    The Economist’s Very Balanced Article on Black Lives Matter0

    According to an editorial in The Economist, the Black Lives Matter campaign has some legitimate complaints, but hints that their excessive rhetoric may work against resolutions. The article – “What the Black Lives Matter campaign gets wrong” – presents one of the more balanced (I’ll let you judge whether “balanced” means “correct”) views of the movement

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  • Shouldn’t Black Lives Matter Express More Outrage About This?

    Shouldn’t Black Lives Matter Express More Outrage About This?0

    On the Black Lives Matter website you will find a list of “Demands”, which include the following:  The arrest of officer Darren Wilson. National policy aimed at redressing systemic racism in law enforcement. A discontinuance of federal aid in the form of military weaponry to local law enforcement.  The bringing to justice of all officers involved in

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  • Famous People Who Achieved Success Later in Life

    Famous People Who Achieved Success Later in Life0

    • August 18, 2015

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  • Do they really need all those gadgets?

    Do they really need all those gadgets?0

    • August 18, 2015

    The video above, with English kids talking about how their parents use their electronic devices, is either hilarious or terrifying, depending on your point of view. Based on these conversations, market researchers for Start-rite, a British company which sells stylish shoes for children, reached some startling conclusions about how youngsters used their mobile phones, tablets

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  • A Letter from World War I

    A Letter from World War I0

    • August 18, 2015

    My great grandfather, Harold Schuler, served in the U.S. Army on the European war theater from December 1917 to May 1919. I’m not sure how much action he saw, but his notebook entry and letter below provides a small glimpse into what soldiers experienced during the “Great War.” Here is his notebook entry from August

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