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Words are incredibly powerful and US Representative John Lewis knew that at a very young age. In 1963 when he was only twenty-three years old, Lewis,

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Alexander Hamilton didn’t throw away his shot, nor did Lin-Manuel Miranda. In 2015, the musical Hamilton premiered on Broadway, and the rest—as th

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Happy birthday to Danish author Hans Christian Andersen. We’re guessing you might have read a book or two written by him, perhaps The Snow Queen