KQED’s Guide to California’s Perplexing Propositions
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Lesson Plan: An Educator's Guide to Teaching Gun Control Issues
As part of a collaboration with the National Writing Project, this is the first in a series of teacher-created educator guides on key topical issues. Written by two NWP-affiliated high school English and media arts teachers – Kirsten Spall of … Read More
- History of Immigration in America: A Turbulent Timeline
- Could You Pass the U.S. Citizenship Test?
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Lesson Plan: An Educator's Guide to Teaching Gun Control Issues
As part of a collaboration with the National Writing Project, this is the first in a series of teacher-created educator guides on key topical issues. Written by two NWP-affiliated high school English and media arts teachers – Kirsten Spall of … Read More
- History of Immigration in America: A Turbulent Timeline
- May Day Explained: An Overlooked Milestone in the Fight for Workers' Rights
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What Prop. 30 Means For Your Taxes
ait … Californians actually voted to tax increase their own taxes? Get outta here! Like most Americans, California residents don’t look too kindly on the notion of raising taxes. In fact, voters have rejected statewide tax measures the last seven … Read More
- Who Do We Lock Up? Four Key Characteristics of Cal's Prison Population
- Who Votes in California? (Hint: it's not the majority)
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What Are Political Party Platforms?
By Donelle Blubaugh Contributor hat are political party platforms and how much impact do they have in actual political decision-making? During the Republican and Democratic national conventions this summer, you probably heard a lot about the party platforms” These are … Read More
- Where the Super PACs Spend Their Dough
- Leaders of the (super) PAC: This Election, Who Are the Heavy Hitters?