Blind Students Compete in a Braille Competition
Posted by Ashley on 10/1/2026 to
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Every year, the top under-18 braille readers and writers from across the English-speaking world gather in Los Angeles to compete in the Braille Challenge.
Uncovering the Global 'Fake Essay' Industry
Posted by Ashley on 9/24/2026 to
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It is estimated that over 37 million higher education students across the Western world have benefited from contracting ghost-writers to pen their academic papers, which they then pass off as their own work. In Nairobi, roughly 40,000 highly-educated yet under-employed Kenyan scholars meet that constant demand in order to make ends meet.
The Wizard of Oz's Enduring Cultural Impact
Posted by Ashley on 9/10/2026 to
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Dorothy Gale is one of America's most iconic and enduring characters, having been consistently depicted in film, theater, and television for over a century.
Rock 'n Roll at the End of USSR
Posted by Ashley on 9/3/2026 to
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Boris Grebenshchikov and his band Aquarium were the first Soviet citizens to record a record for a label in the west. Directed by Michael Apted (The UP Series, Incident at Oglala), The Long Way Home tracks this one of a kind journey, and is finally being released after a long bout of unavailability.
Teaching Harriet Tubman's Legacy
Posted by Ashley on 8/27/2026 to
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96 "A haunting meditation on historical memory. The film illuminates not only the continuing perplexities of race in America but also the persistent hold of Southern 'Lost Cause' mythology on
