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  my new favorite olympian Jun 16

  Olympian Surfer Caroline Marks is Riding High and Mowing Down Body Shamers

  Whatever you call Caroline Marks… never call her an underachiever. At 15, she became the youngest person to qualify for the World Surf League’s Championship Tour. At 17, she became the first female surfer to receive equal prize money to her male counterpart. At 18, she booked a Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. And at 19, she’s an advocate f...
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  LX Jun 17, 2020

  How to Rescan Your TV to Watch NBCLX

  If you receive your television signal by using an antenna, you may need to rescan to receive the NBCLX signal. Here’s how to do it.
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  LX Jun 3, 2020

  Watch NBCLX LIVE 24-7
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  LX 1 hour ago

  Let's Not Make Juneteenth Another ‘Hallmark Holiday,' Professor Says

  After the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863, slaves in Texas were not told they were free. Things didn’t change until 1865 when troops arrived to ensure that. “You can in fact be free, but if you don’t recognize it, you’re going to live like an enslaved person,” Emory University professor Andra Gillespie says about the...
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  graduation 22 hours ago

  Why This Harvard-Bound Student Gave Up Her $40K Scholarship

  Recent Massachusetts high school graduate Verda Tetteh is off to Harvard University this fall – and helping some of her fellow classmates along the way. We spoke to Tetteh about why she declined a $40,000 scholarship and asked it be given to other kids headed to community colleges.
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  Pop Culture 23 hours ago

  ‘Play' From Kid ‘n Play Says Modern Hip Hop Dancers Tend to ‘Count on Their Sexuality'

  Christopher Martin, aka “Play” from the duo Kid ‘n Play, has a new documentary about the dancers who pioneered hip hop back in the 1990s. Martin says his documentary shows young women “a group of women that didn’t count on their sexuality or demoralizing themselves for the world to see and you know, shame their parents...
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  Tokyo Olympics Jun 17

  As the Tokyo Olympic Games Approach, A Look Back at Our Favorite Olympic Memories

  With the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on the way, we took a trip down memory lane sharing our favorite early Olympic memories.
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  Dating Apps Jun 16

  Background Checks on Dating Apps Could Leave Nonviolent People Without Love

  Many dating apps prohibit users with a criminal record, but don’t enforce that policy until there’s a complaint. Now a background check process could result in banning many people with a nonviolent record.
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  Disabilities Jun 15

  She Was Told She'd Never Walk Again. That Hasn't Stopped Her From Dancing

  When Chelsie Hill lost the ability to walk following a car crash with a drunk driver, she vowed to meet other people dealing with the same thing. Since then she has founded The Rollettes, a wheelchair dance team in Los Angeles. Hill said she had dreamed of being a dancer from a very young age and wasn’t going to stop...
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  Amazon Jun 15

  Why This Privacy Advocate Doesn't Have Any Amazon Devices in His Home

  Amazon Sidewalk is a new feature that will make your home internet connection available outside your home to help find lost or stolen devices and allow some limited connectivity from people in your neighborhood. Amazon plans to enable this feature by default, requiring users to opt out if they don’t want the service. “I’m not goin...
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  LGBTQ Jun 14

  Anderson Cooper, Barbara Smith, Cecilia Chung: The ABCs of LGBTQ Trailblazers

  From activists to politicians, entertainers, scientists and journalists, members of the LGBTQ+ community have made an impact on our world through their work and their words. This Pride Month, we’re celebrating them by learning the ABCs of these LGBTQ trailblazers. CNN anchor and “60 Minutes” correspondent Anderson Cooper is one of...