334. Who Was Rosa Parks?
Rosa Parks is one of the pioneers of the civil rights movement. Today Emma and Brittany talk about what made her so special.
333. What Have We Learned from Our Failures?
We know that failure helps us grow as people, but today Emma and Brittany share personal stories about “failing forward.”
332. Who Killed The Economy? Part II
In part two of our discussion on the struggling economy, we discuss how inflation and government’s manipulation of the money supply is harming our financial well-being.
331. Who Killed The Economy? Part I
The economy is not doing so hot. But the government has been avoiding talking about the real reasons it is suffering. In part one, we discuss the role economic sanctions have played in harming the economy.
330. Why Shouldn’t You Take Things Personally?
Too often, human beings take things personally and let that impact the way they feel and act. But some great advice we’ve learned over the years is to not take things personally. It will make you more successful and happier.
329. What is the 8th Amendment?
Today, Emma and Brittany break down the 8th Amendment to the Constitution.
328. Why Was The Dread Scott Case So Important?
The Dread Scott Case was important Supreme Court Case that impacted the future of slavery in the United States.
327. What Does The Executive Branch Do?
Each of the three branches of government have very special roles that only they can play. But what is the role of the executive branch?
326. Does Equality Solve Our Problems?
Should we all have equal opportunities to succeed or equal outcomes regardless of our individual merits?
325. What is Federalism?
Federalism is a system of government where some powers belong to the national government, and some powers belong to the state government.

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