Here’s How People Are Reacting To Roy Oliver Being Found Guilty Of Jordan Edwards’ Murder
It’s not every day a police officer is found guilty of murder, especially when it comes to a white officer shooting an unarmed, black teen.
Teresa Chin
After Toppling Of Confederate Statue, UNC Campus Tells A New Story
It’s hard to look at familiar things in a new light. Even as a person of color at UNC-Chapel Hill, it took years for me to understand the dark significance of the “Silent Sam” statue.
7 Truths You’ll Understand Only If You Have More Than One Job
What you lack in time, you make up for in wisdom.
7 Things Only Borderlanders Will Understand
#1 If you don’t pay attention while driving, you could end up in Mexico.
The Family Reunification Deadline Sheds Light On Another Broken System: Foster Care
Family separation is nothing new. It happened to me too.
(Satire) Donald Trump’s Burn Book: Summer 2018 Edition
President Donald Trump is infamous for his angry Twitter diatribes and unscripted, off-the-cuff rants about people he doesn’t like. That’s plenty of ammo for his own personal burn book.
Young People Adapt to Changing Life At The Border
The national conversation on family separation is at a high pitch right now. Youth Radio’s team covering the border spoke with young people from El Paso, Texas and Juarez, Mexico–who grew up never seeing the border as a dividing line.
Meet One of the Teen Leaders of the Youth Climate March
We sat down with one of the founding members of Zero Hour, an environmental and climate justice group founded by teens.
Rather Than More Gun Control, Some Teens Call For More Gun Training
In some states, preparing for school shootings and being pro-gun aren’t seen as mutually exclusive.