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    to 0 The Brown vs. the Board of Education case challenged the racial segregation in public schools in Topeka, Kansas. After the Plessy vs. Ferguson case, the “separate-but-equal” doctrine accredited to racially segregated schools. Linda Brown, an African American third grader, had to walk a mile to her school when a white school was only blocks away. There were eighteen white schools to four black schools in her neighborhood. Topeka NAACP leader, McKinley Burnett, gathered plaintiffs for the…

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    Imagine a fourth-grade student that does not have a consistent home. The food the school provides at breakfast and lunch is the only ration of food they receive for the day. Snow days are agonizing not knowing if they will have food for that day and hoping to return to school only to eat. Students are beginning to notice that they wear the same two shirts and pants to school every day, and exclusion from groups of friends is evident. Teachers send the student habitually to the nurse to get…

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    that separate educational facilities are inherently unequal, and as a result segregated schools violated the constitutional rights for African Americans.…

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    of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) for about a decade and had helped found the NAACP Youth Council (Kasher 30). Thus began the organization of the movement as fliers were handed out all having the same written message,…

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    As stated earlier, the National School Lunch Program (NLSP) was signed into law in 1946 by President Harry Truman. The main objective of the NSLP is to provide nutritionally balanced meals at a low cost or for free. The National School Lunch Program provides school children with one-third or more of their Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for key nutrients. These lunches are required to provide…

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    As a school, MCCPS has numerous issues related to over consumption, for example: the quantity of food thrown away daily and the amount of electricity and paper used at the school is harmful to the planet and its environment. The two issues MCCPS faces is over-consumption of energy and the products that lead to increasing production of waste. The students at MCCPS would like to eliminate the problems and try to make the school a greener and more environment-friendly place. As many people know,…

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    Parkersburg High School According to Jeb Blount, in his book Fanatical Prospecting, the eleven little words that changed his life were: “When it is time to go home, make one more call.” Jeb doesn’t remember where these words came from during the course his sales career, but those few small words had an astounding impact (Blount, 2015). As an Army National Guard Recruiting Retention Noncommissioned Officer (ARNG RRNCO), it is my intent to not only embrace that phrase, but to embody that concept…

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    After a long day of work, constant meetings, phone calls, video conferences, or even school and the overwhelming amount of work your science or math teacher gives you. You go to a restaurant right around the corner to enjoy a nice and quiet meal, you sit down about to take a sip of the refreshing water that the waiter ha just brought to you and BAM! The booth right behind you is filled with a group of obnoxious teenagers that are talking to loud, laughing at stupid jokes that don't make sense…

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    elementary school. He begins his story when he is seven years of age and he and other classmates were asked to donate to the less fortunate. Gregory, unaware of his financial standing was willing to donate the little that he had to show that he could donate like the rest of the class and to impress Helene a girl he admired in his childhood. In this incident, the teacher knowing his financial circumstance rejected Gregory’s attempt at donation. Instead, she ridiculed…

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    bus system, this boycott caused the city to lose money on their public transportation system and ultimately led to the city giving in to the demands of the boycott and desegregating the buses. SNCC commonly used sit-ins methods, like the Nashville lunch counter sit-ins, to pressure the local businesses on desegregating and allowing African Americans to vote in hopes of forcing Congress to pass a voting rights…

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