An 11-year-old’s response to the El Paso shooting: One act of kindness for each victim
Source: Washington Post
An eleven-year-old sees an opportunity to inspire to acts of kindness following the recent El Paso shooting.
An eleven-year-old sees an opportunity to inspire to acts of kindness following the recent El Paso shooting.
Protests in Hong Kong continue into the 11th straight week. Read the latest on their development.
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