High School Wasn’t Quite Wwhat I Planned
When you plan your high school career accept that things are going to change. Plans you may have will not always stay the same.
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Teen Relationships Aren’t Always Healthy
Some can be very bad. At that time I felt sympathy, and fear. That is when I realized that there are two sides to a person.
Ceelo Green’s ‘Robin Williams’ honors late actor
I’m not a big fan of repeated lyrics it’s not just this song I just don’t like repeating lyrics overall in songs
Do you listen to that Do You Listen To That Church Music?
I don’t listen to Gospel music because it’s not my style of music, and I am not a Christian but I do understand the cultural importance. Were discussing this because I want to know what teens think of gospel music.
‘Jurassic World,’ Better Than ‘Jurassic Park’?
If you’re looking for an amazing, action, adventurous movie this is your pick!
Inside Out: There’s More Than Joy To Life
Pixar and Walt Disney pictures have released movies in the past that have been encoded with big life lessons, some so brutal that some would rather not talk about them. This is why today I’m going to talk to you about Inside Out.
Hemp2o Quenches Your Thirst
I finally tried Hemp2o for my first time on Monday and I thought it was so delicious.
Glo Radio Episode 9
Welcome to the 9TH episode of Glo Radio on Youth Radio Raw. Make sure you tune in every week on Fridays…
The Importance of Ethnic Studies
The argument that stands is that U.S./American history is continued to be taught as a core class while the history of other cultures, a reflection of many American student bodies, are taught as electives. It is quite obvious that the teaching of ethnic studies is of utmost importance not only academically, but for one’s self fulfillment, and to form a better understanding of institutionalized oppression.