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The National Museum of American History defines its mission as being “to empower people to create a just and compassionate future.”

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“Usually everyone that’s skating is cheering for each other,” says Amelia Brodka, a skateboarding Olympian and co-founder of Exposure, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering girls, women and nonbinary people through skateboarding.

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An empowered North Korea hurls harsh words and occasional missiles toward Tokyo.

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He is installing the outspoken journalist as editor in chief of CBS News and empowering her to set the storied news organization’s editorial vision.

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Yet now the organization backs Mr. Hawley’s bill that would empower Washington bureaucrats to dictate overbearing “contracts” that could destroy businesses and jobs.

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