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Boston's Chinatown neighborhood has been without a library since 1956. In 2001, the Chinese Youth Initative of the
With few exceptions, history tends to forget those who make change without resorting to violence. Case in point: the 2003 toppling of Charles Taylor, brutal dictator of Liberia. Taylor, who is currently on trial for war crimes, famously won the 1996 presidential election after a decade-long civil war with the campaign slogan "He killed my ma, he killed my pa, but I will vote for him."
The Fundred Dollar Bill Project was started by artist Mel Chin when he visited New Orleans in the aftermath of Katrina. Mel realized that the hurricane was only the latest disaster to hit the city, and he started talking with people about the grossly elevated levels of lead in the soil – levels that are doing serious damage to children every day.
Ministers of the Maldive Islands will hold a cabinet meeting under water on October 17th to demonstrate the threat that rising sea levels pose to their country. The cabinet is taking scuba lessons in preparation for the meeting, and will communicate with whiteboards and hand signals.
Most of the time, when you see the words YouTube, police and bicyclists in the same sentence, it
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