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Student views on Lake news

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Powerful Women: Celebrate female trailblazer's influence throughout history and explore their contributions today. After the feminist push for equal access to education and jobs in 1980, public law was passed by Congress in 1987 establishing March as Women's History Month. "It is important to teach women's history to youth in schools because it is important to understand women's journey to where they are now. It is important to understand that often in the past (and in some cases still today) women's voices were silenced and they were treated like property, not people," English teacher Annemarie Gaudin said.

[Photo] Women’s History Month

Aimel Rai, Addison Delgado, and Lilyana Salazar
March 17, 2022
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Black excellence: Highlighting Black musicians, scientists, authors, and activists. In 1926 Carter G. Woodson declared that a week of February would be devoted to Black history. Later in 1976 under President Gerald Ford, it was amended to a whole month. "Black History Month is important because throughout the years African-Americans have been neglected with the accomplishments that they’ve made and so it is important to celebrate the accomplishments that they’ve created and their impact on the world," senior, Emily Arias-Sanchez said.

[Photo] Black History Month special

Maren Hammer, Nylah Harrington, Camille Kent and Aimel Rai, Photographers and Head Photographer
February 3, 2022
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