I’m A Thin, Black Man, And That Worries My Family
In my family’s minds, muscles are a kind of insurance policy against the dangers black men face.
Journalism
Teens: #MeToo Opened My Eyes, And Not In A Good Way
It’s alarming to see your parents cry, it’s alarming to see that the adult world has more flaws than you expected.
Your Reaction To My Pronouns Is Not My Problem
When I tell someone my preferred pronouns are they/them/their, I never know what to expect.
#MeToo Stories Happen in High Schools Too — This Quiz Shows How Yours Should Help
Is your high school protecting you from sexual harassment?
California Teen Reflects On Escaping North Bay Fires
“A lot of our neighbors houses are gone. It’s just crazy. So many people just had to stay in shelters and lost everything.”
New App Aims To Improve Traffic Stop Safety By Going Virtual
A team of graduate students at the University of Florida is working on technology to make traffic stops safer and more transparent– both for the people pulled over and the officers involved.
A Teen Conservative Rejects The Far Right
White supremacist Richard Spencer is speaking at the University of Florida today. It’s an unsettling pattern.
Rejected From College, But Still Hopeful
I thought I’d be going with my friends to college, but it didn’t work out that way.
What Undocumented Students Want From Congress
We know what President Trump wants from Congress in terms of immigration reform, but what do undocumented students want?