Tag: Childrens
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Singer Maren Morris, Karina Argow talk new children’s book, “Addie Ant Goes on an Adventure”
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Singer Maren Morris, Karina Argow talk new children’s book, “Addie Ant Goes on an Adventure” – CBS News Watch CBS News Transitioning from melodies to storytelling, Maren Morris, together with her best friend and former English teacher Karina Argow, introduce “Addie Ant Goes on an Adventure,” a children’s book that explores themes of independence and…
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Why can’t white America leave Black children’s hair alone? | Tayo Bero
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A Texas court is set to decide next month if one of its school districts can continue to punish a Black teenager for refusing to cut his locs. Since last August, 18-year-old Darryl George has been kept out of his regular classroom at Barbers Hill high school in Mont Belvieu while he served in-school suspension…
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Hiltzik: The GOP war on children’s health
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Question: Is there anything more absurd than red state governors rejecting federal programs that directly benefit their constituents? Easy answer: Yes. It’s the explanations they give to make their actions appear to be sober, responsible fiscal decisions. The Republican governors of Iowa and Nebraska brought us the most recent examples of this phenomenon just before…
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Bidens make traditional pre-Christmas visit to children’s hospital
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WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden joined his wife, first lady Jill Biden, on Friday for a Christmas season visit to Children’s National Hospital to meet young patients and their families. The first lady read the children “’Twas the Night Before Christmas” as the president waved and flashed smiles at the children and their family members.…
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Refugee children’s education in Rwanda under threat because of reduced UN funding
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Cuts to U.N. funding for refugees living in Rwanda is threatening the right to education for children in more than 100,000 households who have fled conflict from different East African countries to live in five camps. A Burundian refugee, Epimaque Nzohoraho, told The Associated Press on Thursday how his son’s boarding school…
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KOKO Architecture + Design creates children’s play space for the Met
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Local studio KOKO Architecture + Design has created a permanent interactive children’s play space at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Located in the museum’s 81st Street Studio, which was formally a library, the space contains a variety of multi-sensory analogue and digital play stations for children aged three to 11 in order…
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Soundtrack of children’s cries now engulfs Libyan city
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People in the flood-hit city of Derna are living through “doomsday”, a Libyan reporter has told the BBC. More than 5,300 people died after floods burst two dams in the eastern city and swept away homes. Speaking to the BBC’s Today programme, Johr Ali said survivors had reported scenes of utter devastation. He said entire…
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Arched forms enliven Central Somers Town children’s centre
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Inverted brick arches crown the Central Somers Town children’s community centre near King’s Cross, London, created by local studio Adam Khan Architects. The project forms the home of Plot 10, a community children’s play project established in the 1970s that previously occupied a series of self-built timber structures on the site. It sits adjacent to…
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Italy Is Removing Lesbian Moms’ Names From Their Children’s Birth Certificates
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Italy’s right-wing government is removing lesbian mothers’ names from their children’s birth certificates as part of a crackdown on same-sex parenting and surrogacy. In the northern city of Padua, 27 mothers have been removed from their children’s birth certificates, CNN reported Friday. And in Bergamo, at least one mom was removed from her child’s birth…
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Seckton Children’s Digital Camera review: The best $40 you’ll ever spend as a parent
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Kids love to take pictures. Just ask parents, caregivers, or anyone who’s ever had to pry a newly-smudged and crudded-up iPhone out of their preschooler’s hands. Little fingers are quick to take hundreds of selfies given the chance, a practice researchers say(opens in a new tab) is indicative of just how delighted kids are with…
