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What Happens When a Teen Activist Turns 20?

by Ziad Ahmed
Ziad Ahmed, a young activist who reached national attention when he was 16, recently turned 20. (Photo courtesy of Ziad Ahmed)

I Went to the First Women’s March and I’m Still Excited

by Mila De la Torre
Mila De la Torre walked in the women's march with two close friends on January 21, 2017. (Photo: Moriah Ulineskas)

After a Gunshot On Campus, My School Went Into Lockdown

by Mila De la Torre
Mila de la Torre headshot

Opinion: A Borderlander Reacts to Trump’s Immigration Speech

by Antonio Villaseñor-Baca

One Year Into #MeToo: What’s Changed for Teen Girls?

by Ivelisse Diaz

Destined For Drag

by Emiliano Villa

Jewish Enough to Feel the Difference Under Trump

by Oliver Riskin-Kutz
A memorial outside the Tree of Life Congregation Synagogue in Pittsburgh is seen during the visit of President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2018, to remember the victims of Saturday’s mass shooting. (Official White House Photo by Andrea Hanks)

Life After the Fire

by Janai Arnold

My School Was a For-Profit College. Now It’s Closing.

by Evan Kelley
Evan Kelley was midway through his degree from the Art Institute of California, San Francisco, when his campus closed. (Photo credit: Shawn Wen)
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