Looking Back, Marching Forward: Teens Reflect On Anniversary Of Women’s March
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the women’s march. And it’s been a busy year for women’s rights.
Politics
Standing Up To Sexism
As a teen girl, I know I’ll have to deal with sexism my whole life. But one place I can start to fight it — is inside myself.
Waiting On Congress For A DACA Deal, Dreamers Face Uncertain Future
Immigration advocates are pushing for Congress to pass protections for Dreamers as part of a federal budget deal due at midnight.
A New DACA Deal Could Help Dreamers But Hurt Their Families
It’s heartbreaking to hear my mother say that she’s willing to support policies that protect Dreamers, even if it puts her own safety at risk.
What’s Up With Net Neutrality!?
Here’s an explainer of how net neutrality works and how people are fighting to keep it.
UC Berkeley student in immigration detention
UC Berkeley student Luis Mora missed his first day of classes in 2018 because he was immigration detention.
A Federal Judge Just Blocked Trump From Ending DACA… For Now
If Congress doesn’t find a more permanent solution, it’s likely that Dreamers’ fates will be subject to the same old legal back-and-forth.
Satire: Donald Trump’s Burn Book (Russia Edition)
Whether you’ve been on the pulse of every breaking news update or just casually skimming headlines, there’s one piece of the Russia investigation you definitely haven’t seen yet: Donald Trump’s very own Burn Book.
When Sexism Starts Within
My newfound feminist beliefs are real. They weren’t handed to me. I had to earn them by living day by day.