We're happy to share with you the winners of The Pitch Competition based on judges and audience votes. Congratulations to those who won and to all the students who participated in the Untold Pitch competition! Check out the winning videos here https://t.co/EUaNO5wOwq
For the past month, I’ve been working on this video about invention of rubber gloves for the Untold Pitch Competition. It would be great if you could like this post to help my video win and become its own Untold video! Image references in the video are
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Did you know that when President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation in 1862, Kentucky would not officially abolish slavery until 1976? Find out more at https://t.co/9C2ZnqXEyZ
#emancipationproclamation#emancipation#abrahamlincoln#lincoln
@AmericaByDesign November 29, 1864: 650 Colorado volunteer forces attack Cheyenne and Arapaho encampments along Sand Creek, killing and mutilating more than 150 American Indians during what would become known as the Sandy Creek Massacre.
Jim Thorpe - The Hidden Herculean Hero
The story of a Native American, stripped of his medals after undergoing grueling competition in the Olympics
https://t.co/sOcSytwM7a
#untoldedu#Hiddenfigures
Video and original story by @UntoldEdu
@AmericaByDesign Again, we see that violence is the spark that turns into the fire that is change, which shows that, although we may not want it to be, violence is very effective by means of which to creat said change.
@AmericaByDesign The quote about the destruction of both races almost sounds like they were under the impression that they were acting for the betterment of both
Smoke in the background, color removed from certain areas, dust layered on everything, broken branches, level ground (possibly man-made). #hbhsbydesign
US Brigadier General Chuck Yeager, World War II veteran and the first pilot in history confirmed to have exceeded the speed of sound in level flight, has passed away at the age of 97. #WW2
Footage of the aftermath of the Japanese attack on US naval base Pearl Harbor.
The base was attacked by 353 Japanese aircraft, 8 US battleships were damaged, with 4 sunk. More than 2,300 Americans were killed, 1,140 wounded. #WW2
On this day in 1941, 353 Japanese warplanes strike the US Pacific Fleet anchored at #PearlHarbor, Hawaii. The raiders sink four battleships, damage 15 other vessels and kill nearly 2,500 Americans. President Roosevelt famously calls Dec. 7 "a date which will live in infamy."
@AmericaByDesign "Just as a journalist needs a story so does a photographer."
“A thousand words leave not the same deep impression as does a single deed.”