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BESE Explains: Is The Word “Marijuana” Racist?
Did you know that the word “marijuana” has racist roots? It was used as a tool to demonize cannabis in the U.S. and associate it with Mexican culture. Abdullah Saeed breaks it all down in this episode of BESE Explains.
Connected: Technology & The Future of Education
This Middle School is disrupting education by bringing technology into the classroom. By experimenting with everything from VR to 3D printing in their Verizon Innovative Learning Lab, students at Franklin D. Roosevelt are receiving the innovative game-changing tools they need for the future.
Deep Learning: Neurable
This software allows you to control things using your mind. Meet the creator behind Neurable in the first episode of our new series, Deep Learning. Special thanks to Microsoft!
When We Are Dancing, We’re All The Same
We spoke to Bomba Estereo’s Simon Mejia ahead of the band’s performance at the 2019 Tropicalia music festival in Los Angeles county. Bomba Estereo, a Colombian band founded in 2005, has enjoyed over a decade of international and viral success with their fusion of electronic and traditional sounds. We spoke with one half of the […]
BESE Explains: Is The Word “Marijuana” Racist?
Did you know that the word “marijuana” has racist roots? It was used as a tool to demonize cannabis in the U.S. and associate it with Mexican culture. Abdullah Saeed breaks it all down in this episode of BESE Explains.
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