Sarah Glover
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Wilmington, DE, United States
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Twitter Reacts to Joe Biden's First Speech as President-Elect
In his first speech as vice president-elect, Joe Biden spoke to a crowd assembled in Wilmington many of whom were sitting on their vehicles physically... → Read More
The Time is Meow: Clear the Shelters Hosts ‘Bark Week'
Clear the Shelters “Bark Week” powered by Google Meet is showcasing shelter pets with the hopes of virtually connecting available animals with adoptive... → Read More
Rev. Mark Tyler, of Mother Bethel AME, on Protests: ‘Closest Thing... Since 1968’
The Rev. Mark Kelly Tyler is the 52nd pastor of Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia and is a native of Oakland, California. Mother... → Read More
Civil Rights Activist David Johns on Unrest: ‘We Can Rise to Meet This Moment'
David J. Johns serves as executive director of the National Black Justice Coalition. The civil rights organization empowers Black lesbian, gay, bisexual,... → Read More
UT-Austin Professor Daina Ramey Berry on Injustice: People Are ‘Fed Up’
Dr. Daina Ramey Berry is the Oliver H. Radkey Regents Professor of History and the incoming chairperson of the department at the University of Texas at Austin.... → Read More
Author George M Johnson on National Unrest: 'That Point of No Return'
George M Johnson, a New York City-based LGBTQIA and HIV activist, is the author of “All Boy’s Aren’t Blue: A Memoir-Manifesto,” a bestselling series of... → Read More
#OscarsSoWhite Creator April Reign on What's Next: 'Dismantle the Systems of Oppression'
April Reign is an attorney, equity advocate, media maven and creator of the #OscarsSoWhite social media movement. As she watched the 2015 Academy Awards and was... → Read More
Color of Change's Rashad Robinson on Justice: 'Taking Action is Very Healing'
Rashad Robinson advocates for Black people and communities as president of Color of Change, a digital social justice organization with 7 million followers.... → Read More
Bandanas, Bras, Bungee Cords Among DIY Mask Materials Being Used
Homemade face masks can help stop the spread of coronavirus, according to the recent advisement from U.S. Surgeon General Jerome James. With more than 12,000... → Read More
Should You Wear Contacts or Glasses During Coronavirus?
Approximately three out of four U.S. adults wear glasses or use some form of vision correction, according to the Vision Council of America. → Read More
Coronavirus Bangs? Yes, It’s a Thing
Grab. Twist. Cut. → Read More
Florida Coast Prepares for Hurricane Dorian
Category 4 Hurricane Dorian pummels Bahamas on Labor Day. Coastal states prepare for landing in the coming days as Dorian is expected to bring damaging wind and rain to the Florida coast starting Tuesday. → Read More
Park Ranger Strikes a Selfie Pose With Gorillas
A park ranger snapped a selfie with two orphaned gorillas and the image posted to Facebook has provided a glimpse into the work of conservationists and the intriguing behavior of animals in Africa. → Read More
Companies Offer Assistance to Federal Workers Impacted by Shutdown
The bills don't stop piling up for workers affected by the government shutdown. Some national companies are offering relief to federal workers. Here's an overview of how workers can get the help they need need. → Read More
Burger King's Promposal to Neighboring Wendy's Goes Viral
It's prom season and two fast food chains outside Boston have taken to social media to engage in the Internet's most talked about promposal this season. Burger King and Wendy's are prom dates according to their... → Read More
K-Pop Rocks: Closing Ceremony Draws Good Vibes From Winter Olympics Fans
The closing ceremony of the 2018 Olympic Winter Games received rave reviews on social media as it capped off two weeks of competition in Pyeongchang, South Korea. → Read More
What Do Olympians Do With Their Medals?
Olympic athletes spend many years training to compete on the biggest stage. With 93 countries represented at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, just under 200 athletes have earned a medal so... → Read More
Baby Olympians: Identical Twins Show Their Team USA Spirit on Instagram
Winter Olympics fan Meagan Shemenski of Kern County, California, is showing her American spirit on Instagram with the help of her identical twin babies and a photographer friend. The mother of four posted... → Read More
'I’m About to Die': Students Take to Social Media During Florida School Shooting
Students in Broward County, Florida, locked inside their high school during an active shooting situation took to social media Wednesday to document the frightening situation. As students posted to Twitter... → Read More
'I’m About to Die': Students Take to Social Media During Florida School Shooting
Students in Broward County, Florida, locked inside their high school during an active shooting situation took to social media Wednesday to document the frightening situation. As students posted to Twitter... → Read More