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On February 4, 1913, the civil rights pioneer and "mother of the freedom movement" was born in Tuskegee, Alabama
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With participation steadily declining over the past four decades, the Boy Scouts of America is changing with the times - and with the inclusion of girls-only Cub Scout dens, expanding its ability to inspire
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After confounding expectations and dropping off the radar for a year, the English singer-songwriter who reinvented pop music returned with another worldwide No. 1 album, nominated for two Grammy Awards
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