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Remote learning for college students has been far from easy, but some high education pupils have found ways to make the most of their time removed from campus. Some simply lucked out, but others have carefully planned for their extracurriculars.

Following the killing of George Floyd, Fox Sports analyst and former NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho channeled his sorrow into facilitating much-needed conversations on race in America through a YouTube video series, “Uncomfortable Conversations With a Black Man.”

Mother and daughter duo Linda Garcia and Elizabeth Ruiz have created children's books to raise financial literacy among Hispanic families, inspiring and empowering them to build generational wealth.

Actress, producer, and businesswoman, Gabrielle Union and celebrity stylist Larry Sims launched a haircare brand together in 2017. They are now using that platform to support other Black-owned businesses as part of the “Lift As We Climb” initiative, in partnership with Amazon.

When you find yourself with a pile of dirty dishes to do but no will to spend an hour at the sink, you’ll have Josephine Cochran to thank for the invention of the dishwasher. A pioneer, she faced many challenges women entrepreneurs sadly still face today, but her grit and determination to succeed is definitely something everyone can be thankful for.

The Scottish parliament unanimously approved a law that will make it a legal requirement to supply free menstrual products to those in need. This groundbreaking legislation, a first for any country, will provide a crucial step to ending period poverty.