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LNGenZ News for Kids: 28 – Politics

Feuds Erupt as States Redraw Voting Maps

Maps are being redrawn across America as states create new voting districts after the 2020 Census. Every ten years in America, we take a national census. That’s a survey every household has to answer, which allows the government to collect… Read More

‘Shaping’ the Nation: Is It Redistricting or Gerrymandering?

Our Founding Fathers knew when creating this nation, by the people and for the people, that safeguarding freedom should always be what drives government choices. As such, they built into the U.S. Constitution a rule that, every ten years, states… Read More

A New Republic – Barbados Removes the Queen as the Head of State

As Americans, we celebrate our independence with pride every year on the Fourth of July. Our ancestors were the winners of the Revolutionary War and started a brand new republic, The United States of America. On November 30, 2021, citizens… Read More

G20 and COP26 – Biden Talks Climate and Business in Europe

President Joe Biden has traveled to Europe to meet with world leaders. He recently joined a G20 meeting in Rome, followed by the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow. G20 in Rome The “G20” is the Group of 20 – a… Read More

Metric Vs. Imperial: A Weighty Debate in Britain

Politics can influence so many areas of life – even things you might not expect, like weights and measures. In the United Kingdom, the British government has said that traditional imperial weights and measures may be making a comeback to… Read More

Is There a Crisis at the Southern Border?

Immigration is a controversial topic in the United States, which means a lot of people disagree on how it should be handled. On the other hand, one thing many can agree on these days is that the government doesn’t seem… Read More

What Lies Ahead for Girls in a Taliban-Run Afghanistan?

Since the Taliban has regained power, the future for girls and women is more uncertain than ever in Afghanistan. For 20 years, Afghan females have grown up with limited freedom to do what other girls and women can do by… Read More

The Purpose and Power of the British Monarchy Today

When the thirteen colonies of British America declared their independence from King George III, it sparked the Revolutionary War. The American leaders wanted to be free from rule of monarchs and create their own fate. We know what happened to… Read More

America and the Paris Climate Accord

President Joe Biden brought the United States back into the Paris Climate Agreement as one of his first acts in office. This is part of the new president’s efforts to address climate change by lowering greenhouse gas emissions and adopting… Read More

Is the Youth of America Moving Farther Left?

It has been said that if you are not a socialist before you are 25, you have no heart; if you are a socialist after 25, you have no brain. Young people have almost always leaned left toward the concepts… Read More

How Economics Has Shaped Elections

Come Election Day, the economy always plays an important role in voters’ choices. From tax cuts to investment in roads and buildings, Republicans and Democrats present measures to – hopefully – improve people’s financial situation and standard of living. Since… Read More

Cancel Culture: From Exposing Wrongs to Silencing Dissent

Cancel culture is a form of online shaming. It has become the ultimate form of public shaming in the 21st century. Social media has made this method controlling others easier. Whether through social media or other information, we can hardly… Read More