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Bolden

American  
[bohl-duhn] / ˈboʊl dən /

noun

  1. Charles Buddy, 1868?–1931, U.S. cornet player: early pioneer in jazz.


Bolden British  
/ ˈbəʊldən /

noun

  1. Buddy , real name Charles Bolden . 1868–1931, US Black jazz cornet player; a pioneer of the New Orleans style

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Inglewood high school English teacher Alyssa Bolden learned from one of her students that AI could customize an essay by incorporating the student’s notes from Bolden’s lectures as well as her unique evaluation rubric.

From Los Angeles Times

Other teachers, however, continue to assign homework, which introduces a new tension in the learning relationship, said 10th-grader Aaliyah Herron, 15, who is one of Bolden’s students at City Honors International Preparatory High School.

From Los Angeles Times

Some experts have noted that homework has the negative potential to widen the gaps between students from different economic and family support backgrounds — and that’s why Inglewood instructor Bolden first moved away from homework.

From Los Angeles Times

Huger’s attorney A. Scott Bolden told People in a December statement that they were “disappointed” by the jury’s verdict but “of course respect their decision and appreciate their time hearing our case.”

From Los Angeles Times

The president made the remarks in response to a call by visiting American preacher Rickey Allen Bolden, who urged leaders to pursue reconciliation.

From BBC