Rochelle Riley, author of "That They Lived: African Americans Who Changed The World" wants to ensure African American children know the story and growth of their heroes. So many prolific people of color have their stories shoved aside or forgotten by school systems. Their stories could inspire and change the kids who learn about them, and Rochelle bridges that gap with her work.
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In September, we had Eric Goldstein on the megacast to discuss his medical condition. As a man suffering from Glioblastoma, he found a way to use his story to touch others with his YouTube event, "Here we go." Dr. Tobias Walbert was the doctor that was so accomadating to Eric and gave him the con...
With Halloween approaching, Anna Sterner joins us again to show what fun activities the Michigan Science Center has prepared for those interested in chemical reactions!
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