that Eastern Region, Nigeria, spent up to one-third of the government budget on education in the 1950s

and 1960s?

... that alt-right media hub The Right Stuff has a core principle of ethnic nationalism?

... that Indonesian transport minister Budi Karya Sumadi plays the acoustic guitar and sings in a band
with other government ministers?

... that President Lyndon B. Johnson credited Agnes E. Meyer with having the most influence over his
education policy?

... that while chief justice of the Colony of Cape Breton, Richard Gibbons founded a group that was later
banned as being a possible "Seed of Rebellion"?

... that the United States was accused by President Maduro of provoking a covert coup against his
government in Venezuela's state of emergency?

... that Denver community activist Arlene Hirschfeld lives in Shangri-La?

... that the perpetrator of the 2018 Tallahassee shooting identified with the involuntary celibate
community and denounced interracial dating?

... that the Canadian government invests millions of dollars in First Nations communities to close the
digital divide in Canada?

... that before Margaret L. Curry introduced vocational training and education for women prisoners in
Colorado, their only activity was washing and ironing the clothes of the male prisoners?

... that the first proposed site for a ferry wharf at Rhodes in Sydney, Australia, was scrapped after
objections from the community, lobbyists, and the ferry operator?

... that a museum in the Bedford Village Historic District occupies the former courthouse, erected in
1787 and the oldest government building in Westchester County?

... that the Daniel Webster Debate Society of Phillips Exeter Academy, founded in 1818, is the oldest
secondary school literary society in the United States?

... that Luang Pu Sodh Candasaro ordained the British monk who set up the first Theravada monastic
community in Britain?

... that Victoria Lederberg was a SimCity mayor of Providence, Rhode Island, before becoming a state
supreme court justice?