Bay Talk Friday by: Isaiah Richardson
Many people like music. You hear it walking down the street, even when you don’t plug in your earphones.
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Cecil Vs. America’s Social Injustices
We will discuss the potential future of animal conservation, and its relative importance in American society.
Police brutality against African Americans should stop
frican Americans are very often harassed by police officers, most victims are men but harassment against women is become more talked about in the news and on social media.
Go See “Paper Towns”
He had never been to a party, never ditched school, and worries about missing a pop quiz.
Bay Talk Friday: Episode 4
Today marks the fourth Bay Talk Friday show of the summer. We heard a diverse array of music selection from many…
Six Flags
I think that if you go to Six Flags spending the extra cash and buying a flash pass would be a smart idea if you don’t want a bad experience waiting in line. I recommend youth to go to Six Flags because them parks have lots of cool rides for children many ages.
Individuality
People would walk past and laugh or just simply point right in my direction. I tried to ignore them but eventually it got to me.
Go see Ant-Man
Recently I went to the movie at Jack London Square theatre to watch Antman.The movie had many jokes , which made it more enjoyable.
Stigmatization of Teen Depression
Earlier this month when I reached out to a friend and revealed that I believed I was experiencing depression, I yearned and expected my confession to be met with the compulsory “Oh, I’m so sorry” and “Let’s hang out soon okay?” Instead, all I got was “Oh that’s too bad. Hey I have to go now, I’ll talk to you later.”