How Wellness Culture Backfired For Me
I don’t remember the first time I heard it, but the idea is imprinted on my mind: carbs are bad. This mentality prompted me to develop a new set of unhealthy eating habits, while I was trying to get help.
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Going to a Demonstration? Here’s What You Need in Your Protest Toolkit
Protesting is as American as hot dogs and July 4th fireworks. Whether you’re a baby protester or a veteran, here are some helpful tips.
How Trump’s Affirmative Action Moves Affect College Hopefuls
President Trump changed federal guidelines on college admissions, and that could have a huge impact.
Are Preschoolers too Young for LGBTQ+ Issues? ‘Queer Kid Stuff’ Says No
Lindsay and their best stuffed non-binary buddy, Teddy, produce “Queer Kid Stuff,” a YouTube series exploring the basics LGBTQ+ topics to preschoolers in a cute and engaging way.
Here’s Proof That Social Media Isn’t A Total Trash Fire
Social media can give you FOMO. But it can also bring good advice, positive affirmations, and heartwarming stories.
After A 9-Month Separation, This Teen Migrant Was Reunited With His Family
14-year-old James came with his mom from Brazil to seek asylum in the US. When they crossed the border, they were arrested, detained, and separated for nine months.
Meet The 18-Year-Old Tackling The Flint Water Crisis — With Science
Michal Ruprecht just graduated high school. He’s been working on a chemical solution to the Flint water crisis.
Rather Than More Gun Control, Some Teens Call For More Gun Training
In some states, preparing for school shootings and being pro-gun aren’t seen as mutually exclusive.
Congress Is Old. Could It Be About to Get Younger?
The current Congress is the oldest in history. This November, that might change.