Something that shocked me about this article was that only 17.4 percent of Ainu people received a college education! #IndigenousRights#SJSlam
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I am so surprised that poverty among indigenous people in Ecuador is about 87 percent and reaches 96 percent in the rural highlands. This seems so crazy because I didn't realise how many indigenous people are below the poverty line in Ecuador. #IndigenousRights#SJSlam
What stood out to me was when the Ainu were very grateful for the Japanese to acknowledge them as indigenous people.“Kato said."After a lapse of 140 years, we can finally see some light. I can hardly find the words to fully express our gratitude."#SJSlam
In this article, one sentence that stood out to me was that indigenous people had to fight over control of THEIR OWN LAND because many other countries wanted it. Visit The Gale Database for more information! #SJSlam#Indigenous
I am surprised that in Latin America, 45 million people (10% of the population) that are members of more than 400 indigenous groups, are the most disadvantaged group. #Indigenousrights#SJSlam
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When we go on long car rides, our parents are ready with our phones, iPads, movies, etc. Most of the time they do this to keep us quiet. However, sometimes this is hypocritical because our parents are always telling us to get off our devices. https://t.co/lnWA72vcx7
It doesn't matter that it's a Saturday on three day weekend. With the competition just a week away, Robotics teams @BuckleyCDS are putting the finishing touches on their work.
Students @BuckleyCDS researched and debated whether the war in Afghanistan is winnable. Research staff fed live counter points to the panel via a shared Google doc. Nice job kids! #sschat#6thchat#debate
Debates help students process current events, build research skills, and support claims with evidence. It's only our second one, but they're getting the hang of it. @BuckleyCDS#sschat#edtech