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“America’s Dirty Little Secret”: The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment
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The Texas City Disaster: The Worst Industrial Accident in U.S. History
Evan Knapp Rockport-Fulton Middle School Junior Division Individual Exhibit Read Evan’s Process Paper On April 16, 1947 a fertilizer and oil fire triggered a massive explosion in the Port of Texas...
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From the Ashes: MacArthur’s Responsibility for Rebuilding Japan
Jake Manlove Rockport-Fulton Middle School Junior Division Individual Performance Read Jake’s Process Paper General Douglas MacArthur was a giant of the 20th-century world. After successfully leading...
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Equal in the Eyes of God: Civil Rights Activist Joan Trumpauer Mulholland
Alexis Speer Nimitz High School Senior Division Individual Website Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, John Lewis–these are all familiar names in the history of America’s Civil Rights Movement. But what...
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Faubourg Treme: Fighting for Civil Rights in 19th Century New Orleans
Ahnia Leary Pin Oak Middle School Junior Division Individual Performance Read Ahnia’s Process Paper Treme is one of the most iconic neighborhoods in New Orleans. Its dynamic history, culture and music...
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The Impact of the Great Depression Towards Rights and Responsibilities of...
Korbin San Miguel St. Matthew Catholic School Junior Division Individual Documentary Read Korbin’s Process Paper The Great Depression was a period of high unemployment and extreme poverty. But even...
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The Book that Started this Great War: Opening Eyes to Oppression One Page at...
Haley Miller Waco High School Individual Performance Senior Division Read Haley’s Process Paper Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin was far more than just a novel–it was a dramatic literary...
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Truth is a Defense: John Peter Zenger and Freedom of the Press
Jonathan M. Garcia Ross S. Sterling High School Senior Division Individual Exhibit Read Jonathan’s Process Paper John Peter Zenger may not be a household name today, but he was a crucial figure in the...
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A Riot for Rights: Gabriel Prosser’s Slave Revolt
Kristina Delagarza Hector Garcia Middle School Junior Division Individual Website In August of 1800, Gabriel Prosser, an enslaved blacksmith from a Virginia tobacco plantation, organized a group of...
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The Day the Gridiron Turned Pink
Seth Franco and Dylan Gill Cedar Bayou Junior School Junior Division Group Exhibit Read Seth and Dylan’s Process Paper In 2014, female athletics are common in America’s high schools and colleges. But...
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Student Showcase –“America’s Dirty Little Secret”: The Tuskegee Syphilis...
Harshika Avula, Lekhya Kintada, Daniel Noorily, Bharath Ram, Kevin Zhang Health Careers High School Senior Division Group Website Between 1932 and 1972, doctors from the United States Public Health...
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Student Showcase – The Texas City Disaster: The Worst Industrial Accident in...
Evan Knapp Rockport-Fulton Middle School Junior Division Individual Exhibit Read Evan’s Process Paper On April 16, 1947 a fertilizer and oil fire triggered a massive explosion in the Port of Texas...
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Student Showcase – From the Ashes: MacArthur’s Responsibility for Rebuilding...
Jake Manlove Rockport-Fulton Middle School Junior Division Individual Performance Read Jake’s Process Paper General Douglas MacArthur was a giant of the 20th-century world. After successfully leading...
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Student Showcase – Equal in the Eyes of God: Civil Rights Activist Joan...
Alexis SpeerNimitz High SchoolSenior DivisionIndividual Website Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, John Lewis–these are all familiar names in the history of America’s Civil Rights Movement. But what...
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Student Showcase – Faubourg Treme: Fighting for Civil Rights in 19th Century...
Ahnia LearyPin Oak Middle SchoolJunior DivisionIndividual Performance Read Ahnia’s Process Paper Treme is one of the most iconic neighborhoods in New Orleans. Its dynamic history, culture and music...
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Student Showcase – The Impact of the Great Depression Towards Rights and...
Korbin San MiguelSt. Matthew Catholic SchoolJunior DivisionIndividual Documentary Read Korbin’s Process Paper The Great Depression was a period of high unemployment and extreme poverty. But even those...
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Student Showcase – The Book that Started this Great War: Opening Eyes to...
Haley MillerWaco High SchoolIndividual PerformanceSenior Division Read Haley’s Process Paper Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin was far more than just a novel–it was a dramatic literary attack...
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Student Showcase – Truth is a Defense: John Peter Zenger and Freedom of the...
Jonathan M. GarciaRoss S. Sterling High SchoolSenior DivisionIndividual Exhibit Read Jonathan’s Process Paper John Peter Zenger may not be a household name today, but he was a crucial figure in the...
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Student Showcase – A Riot for Rights: Gabriel Prosser’s Slave Revolt
Kristina DelagarzaHector Garcia Middle SchoolJunior DivisionIndividual Website In August of 1800, Gabriel Prosser, an enslaved blacksmith from a Virginia tobacco plantation, organized a group of about...
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Student Showcase – The Day the Gridiron Turned Pink
Seth Franco and Dylan GillCedar Bayou Junior SchoolJunior DivisionGroup Exhibit Read Seth and Dylan’s Process Paper In 2014, female athletics are common in America’s high schools and colleges. But...
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