No, because we all have the same rights
<span>When there are silent people, like slaves who didn't write their stories down, learning the history of these people is relied on oral histories. These come in the form of stories and tales, some passed down for generations. The problem with this is that an oral story is always open to embellishment and modification, it is nearly impossible to fact check it. It has to be very cautiously used, and often times other sources must be used to fact check its accuracy when possible.</span>
<span>First a science fair requires projects. They should be a diverse group of experiments and demonstrations. Second, the students should be present and close by their project so they can explain their work. The third important component of a successful Science Fair is community mentors to act as judges. The judges should interact with the students, make fair decisions, and spark interest in science.</span>
A primary election. This is so the voter can choose a candidate from a political party, then to nominate them as the party's candidate
