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10 Tweets about... Take Your Child To Work Day

Is this even a thing people do? Apparently so!
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By Omar L. Gallaga
April 28, 2016

You wouldn't know it by the lack of children in the American-Statesman newsroom, but April 28 was Take Our Daughters and Sons To Work Day and Twitter was there to celebrate with kids (and, in the case of Secretary of State John Kerry, a dog).

Here's some of what Twitter had to share:

Can this lil man get some RTs?

😍🇺🇸

Explore#TakeYourKidToWorkDay
Explore#BootsOn
Explorepic.twitter.com/FCpAllDKDA

— Boot Campaign (@BootCampaign)

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