
This city had a lack of art galleries for Black artists. So they turned their restaurant into an eat-in gallery
Detroit entrepreneurs are turning restaurants into vibrant gallery spaces, using their walls to showcase and celebrate Black artists.
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New study finds a more effective way to hold US elections: 'Less likely to elect an extreme candidate'
Three mathematics professors explain why ranked choice voting better represents the whims of voters — and why U.S. democracy is straining under its current system.
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This couple sheltered 50 people in their home as shoppers fled San Jose mall shooting: 'They were like angels'
Martin and Irene Garcia ushered in dozens of terrified shoppers running for their lives, as seen through Ring doorbell footage.
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A drag queen named Pattie Gonia just raised $1M for charity by hiking 100 miles in full drag
The funds will support eight nonprofits focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the outdoors.
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In 2025, LGBTQ+ identification in the US rose by 9.3%
In the latest Gallup poll on LGBTQ+ identification, experts noticed a notable change.
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The secret to confronting political division and anxiety? Feeling like we actually matter, Jennifer Wallace says
Jennifer Breheny Wallace is the expert on mattering, something she calls “a deep human need” to “feel valued by the people around us and to know that we have value to give back.”
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With student clubs and scholarships, Girls Who Code is on track to close the tech gender gap by 2030
The organization aims to serve 5 million new young women, girls, and non-binary students in the next five years.
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This golf tournament is the largest zero-waste sporting event in the world
For 12 years, the “People’s Open” in Phoenix, Arizona has served as the largest zero-waste sporting event in the world.
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