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Thurgood Marshall and Aleric Weber, Wyatt Janssen Overturning the Jim Crow Laws ("#%.")( #(!"'%, "'%,' '("'!& Patient Safety: Breaking Barriers In Anesthesia Lillian Cogdill Operation Overlord: Breaking the German Barrier Colton Smithhart "#%.")( #(!"'%, "'%,' '("'!& George Washington Carver - Breaking Barriers Tejas Gururaja of Social Injustice - Slave to Inventor #*( '(%#)" %"'##&'%'#"'&'&( '& ("#% %#($ +' "'%,' '("'!& Marie Curie: Breaking Barriers for Women Sidney Swartzendruber, Addison Through Radioactive Research Swartzendruber, Sydney Reicks The Fair Housing Act of 1968: Breaking the Grace Klees, Ellie Hance Barriers of Redlining ("#%.")( +' "'%,' '("'!& Dr. Norman Borlaug: American Agronomist Crew Geater Overcoming Barriers of Worldwide Food The Berlin Airlift: Breaking the Cold War Katelyn Anderson Blockade "#% %#($ +' "'%,' '("'!& Monuments Men: Restoring destroyed cultural Sam Lane, Hannah Allen, Lydia Armbrecht icons The Feminine Mystique Kendra Eichhorn, Inga Dovre #*( '(%#)" %"'##&'%'#"'&'&( '& ("#%$% "'%,' '("'!& Susan B. 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Anthony: Put on Your Shawl and Make Kia Lehman, Katie Scheckel, Anna Wick Your Voice be Heard ("#%.")( +' "'%,' '("'!& Duke Slater: From the Gridiron to the Bench Isaac Salpor First Lady of Song: Breaking Barriers with Her Kaelyn Banks Voice "#% %#($ +' "'%,' '("'!& American Sign Language: Silence Speaks Abby Struthers, Reilly Jensen Mary Lyon: Breaking Education Barriers for Kiersten Randall, Emelia Hauser Women "#%.")( +' "'%,' '("'!& Wilma Rudolph: Sprinting to Olympic Gold Kennedi Steburg Against All Odds Navajo Code Talkers Asher Nichols #*( '(%#)" &'#% *,&&'%'#"'&'&( '& ("#%$% "'%,' '("'!& The Paralympic Games: Defeating the Sports August Martinez Barrier for the Disabled Jane Elliott breaking into the conversation about Zoe Marquez prejudice "#%$% "'%,' '("'!& Temple Grandin: Proving Female Autistic Elizabeth Tranel Innovation Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz: The visionary that Klaudia Hernandez broke barriers in 17th century Mexico. #*( '(%#)" &'#% *,&&'%'#"'&'&( '& ("#% %#($%#%!" 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