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This memorial of slavery recalls Juneteenth, when Texas declared all slaves freed in 1865. (Getty Images)
WASHINGTON, D.C. The outgoing Trump administration on Martin Luther King Jr. Day released a report by President Trump s 1776 Commission that emphasizes American history education that aims at instilling patriotic pride.
The project was headed by the conservative Hillsdale College and aimed to counter recent educational history that focuses on darker aspects of American history, such as the enslavement of kidnapped Africans to support economic growth. Namely, the New York Times 1619 Project was criticized by conservatives for its factual errors and its inaccurate theories on capitalism, said the Heritage Foundation.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - Implementation of a nationwide mask mandate, combined with complementary public health measures, could reduce the coronavirus spread to essentially zero and have a potential $1 trillion impact on the U.S. GDP, according to UCLA Fielding School of Public Health researchers.
The team s research makes clear that even as vaccines are developed and new variants, like B.1.7.7, are being discovered, the power to protect ourselves remains in our hands, as individuals, said co-author Anne Rimoin, a UCLA Fielding School professor of epidemiology.
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Jami E. Bay is running for Highland Park City Council. (Bay Properties )
Jami E. Bay, a 20 plus-year resident of Highland Park, current Commissioner on the Highland Park Zoning Board of Appeals, former member of the Park District of Highland Park s Advisory Board, licensed Illinois attorney since 1983, and owner of Love s Yogurt, has announced his candidacy for Highland Park s City Council.
Jami, his wife, Alisa Bay, and their twin sons, Joshua and Nathan, have lived in Highland Park since 2000, but Jami has been part of the Highland Park business community for more than 35 years as owner of Love s Yogurt at The Shops on Elm Place. From the moment his boys were born, Jami began making plans to move to Highland Park, knowing that the vibrant city where he worked would be the first choice where he and his family should reside.