Author Archives: Mikki Gibson

8 Ways Highly Successful People Carry out Successful Plans

Whether it’s for a school assignment or a larger goal for your life, these tips can help you make the most of your time.

Holocaust survivor denounces French protesters who compared COVID-19 vaccines to Nazi horrors

Survivors and loved ones of victims of the Holocaust recently pushed back against protesters who trivialized it.

The past is the past? How slavery still benefits white Americans

A sociologist shares the results and repercussions of an in-depth data analysis.

Confederate Pride and Prejudice

Well over a century after the South lost the Civil War, its battle flag is showing up in a surprising place: the North. This article explores the causes and effects.

Stories Survive: Paula Weissman

Like Anne Frank, Paula Weissman was sent to a Nazi concentration camp as a teenager. Learn about how she made a life for herself after liberation, and explore the site for more powerful stories.

Study: You Really Can ‘Work Smarter, Not Harder’

Studying or practicing a skill non-stop may not be the ticket to achieving your goals, according to this study.

Teens on a Year That Changed Everything

Teenagers reflect on a year of pandemic precautions through their words and artistic representations.

14 jobs of the future: What degree should you consider?

It’s never too soon to start thinking about potential careers. Here are some growing fields you might consider.

Faye Schulman, partisan photographer who captured Jewish resistance during the Holocaust, dies at 101

View powerful photos and learn the life story of a Jewish Holocaust survivor and resistance fighter.

What Is Critical Race Theory, and Why Is It Under Attack?

Learn why an academic approach toward examining lingering effects of slavery has turned into a hot-button topic.

Olympic Organizers Say They’re Ready for COVID-19 Risks, but Japan’s Doctors Are Wary

The 2020 Olympic Games were postponed for a year to limit COVID-19 transmission. Should they be postponed again? What are the risks and rewards?

Why Shakespeare’s Stories Still Resonate

In this podcast, two Shakespeare scholars dig into why we still care about the characters and situations crafted by an Englishman who lived four centuries ago.

The Color of Justice

The American civil rights movement may seem to be a topic of history, but the struggle for equality continues today.

Conflict Resolution Skills

The most you can control in any conflict is one side—your own. Learn ways to manage your emotions and use approaches that will help you work toward resolving conflicts with other people.

The Evolution of the Human Eye

How did a structure as complex as the human eye come to be?

7 Things Really Bold People Do

Being bold doesn’t mean making a rash decision and rushing in, willy-nilly. Learn what it really means to be bold.

The Seven Summits: Climbing the Highest Mountains on Each Continent

An ambitious goal of some dedicated mountaineers is climbing the tallest peak on each of the seven continents. Learn about the unique challenges these mountains pose.