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The Main Agenda 5 Ways To Declutter Your Life Before The New Year “Out with the old and in with the new” is a popular expression for the new year. While decluttering your home or car is... By: Candis McDow · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda Publishing Executive Explains Why Fighting Against Book Bans Is Important In the landscape of contemporary literature, book banning has surged, posing a significant threat, according to opponents, not only to intellectual freedom but also... By: Gillian Smith · 1 year ago
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The Main Agenda 4 Fun And Educational Activities To Celebrate Women’s History Month With Your Kids During my time as a teacher, I looked forward to Women’s History Month because it allowed me to have real conversations with my students... By: Marta Kargol · 2 years ago
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The Main Agenda Will The Effects Of The Affirmative Action Ruling Trickle Into The Workplace? Earlier this month, the Supreme Court effectively ended affirmative action at colleges. The 6-3 vote set new limits on...
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