NPR Student Podcasts Explore the American Experience

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NPR asked students nationwide to create podcasts on the American experience for the nation's 250th anniversary.
Over 700 entries explored themes of immigration, civics, history, and personal dreams, with winning entries highlighting youth voting, civics education, immigrant stories, and historical events.

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NPR asked students nationwide to create podcasts on the American experience for the nation's 250th anniversary. Over 700 entries explored themes of immigration, civics, history, and personal dreams, with winning entries highlighting youth voting, civics education, immigrant stories, and historical events.

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