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Brooklyn Museum urges teens to stay in school

The Brooklyn Museum has a message for its teenage visitors: Stay in school. It was a big turnout at the event, as attendees sang and danced, tackling challenging themes in a fun and exciting way.

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Brooklyn Museum urges teens to stay in school

The Brooklyn Museum has a message for its teenage visitors: Stay in school. It was a big turnout at the event, as attendees sang and danced, tackling challenging themes in a fun and exciting way.

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