How I Became A #FuriousActivist
The whole time, I was shaking with fear. Now, I am shaking only with rage.
Lissa Soep
What Is Due Process For The Accused In The Age Of #MeToo
But what is due process, and how does it work into campus sexual assault investigations for school-aged children?
Stanford Sexual Assault Activist Receives Rape Threat, White Powder in the Mail
On Wednesday, Stanford Law professor Michele Dauber received an envelope containing an unknown white powder and a note with a rape threat.
Dating While Trans: A Love Story
Because trans folks don’t just deserve safety. We deserve love too.
When Applying To College, Diversity Matters To High School Seniors
As many high school seniors scramble to get their college applications in on January first, some students of color find themselves with an extra set of questions to ask schools.
As College Application Deadlines Approach, High School Seniors Stress
Application deadlines are coming up for graduating seniors interested in going to college next year. It’s a stressful time. Youth Radio talked to three graduating seniors, Arnav Gupta, Nina Roehl, and Sierra Fang-Horvath, about their mad sprint to the finish line.
How to Pitch: Lessons from Women in Tech
Earlier this year, I attended the Girls in Tech Amplify Women Pitch competition in San Francisco. As an aspiring founder,…
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.
Headed Back To School, Teens Reflect On Summer Jobs
Four teens reflect on how race and class played a role in their summer employment. Read our latest for The New York Times’ Race/Related newsletter.