To Heck With ‘The Daily Show’, The Sharpest 2016 Political Satires Are Games
Not even video games are safe from the touch of the campaign.
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Youth Radio Podcast: Civics, Debates & Fist Bumps
Check out this week’s roundup of audio stories from our newsroom.
There’s No Debating That Sexism Is A Problem In America
The blatant stares from guys checking me out as I walked between rounds had me hiking down my skirt and…
Creepy Clowns Unmasked!
With all this clown hysteria and fear mongering going on, a few Youth Radio reporters decided to face their fears and get to the heart of what’s really scaring people this fall. And you won’t believe what they found!
Without Civics Education, Some Teens Say They’re Unprepared To Vote
“Simple things like bringing in the voting machine and let the students practice it” can help students feel more prepared to vote.
outLoud goes to East Bay Pride
East Bay LGBTQ+ youth came together last Saturday for Radical Love!: 4th Annual East Bay LGBTQ+ Youth Pride and we were there too!
My Third Parent
My aunt was the person I clung to on my first day of kindergarten. Growing up, she was like my third parent.
The Internet Got Hacked. Should Teens Worry About Cybersecurity Too?
OK, so you don’t have to be Reddit or Spotify to worry about getting hacked these days. It’s a scary world out there for anyone with a smart phone — particularly when you’re a minor.
Black Panther Party 50 Years Later: What’s Changed?
As the Black Panther Party turns 50, we take a look back at their Ten Point Program. How far have we come?