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America Celebrates Her 32nd Martin Luther King Day
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
In 1983, President Ronald Reagan signed a bill creating a U.S. federal holiday in honor of Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. Three years later, the first Martin Luther King Day was celebrated on the third Monday of January. Today, many people spend Martin Luther King Day performing acts of service in their communities. The day…
Robert Barr Could Be the First Rabbi in Congress
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Beliefnet Staff
Robert Barr, an ordained rabbi of Judaism’s Reform tradition, is running for Congress. If Barr is elected, he will be the first rabbi to ever serve in Congress. If elected to the US House of Representatives, Barr hopes to bring people together. “Politics has been used to divide our nation,” said Barr. “But we can…
Church Builds Tiny House Village For Homeless
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Megan Bailey
Denver, Colorado is becoming a top ranked city in terms of giving their homeless population places to call their own. In part, thanks to a local church. St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church of Colorado is pushing for the addition of a second tiny house village next to their church in downtown Denver. Though one hundred square…
Usain Bolt and Justin Gatlin: Humbleness Wins the Race
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Reilly Jackson
Just recently Usain Bolt or better known as the fastest man on Earth decided that it was time to end his career as a competitive runner. Bolt is a 19 time Olympic champion and world-record breaker. He competed in the 2004, 2008, 2012, and 2016 Olympics. He has also won the hearts of many with…
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