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What do Americans really know about their country? What do we mean when we think of “home”? When a father dies, what lessons does he leave for his son? And, was Andy Warhol a woman named Patricia?
These topics – from fifth graders in Hewlett, N.Y., a high school student in Ann Arbor, Mich., an 11th grader in Cicero, Ill., and a middle schooler in Brooklyn – make up just a few of the many questions that students
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