How Safe Is BART After Nia Wilson’s Murder? We Ask Police Chief Rojas
Youth Radio’s Andrea Jiménez sat down with BART Chief of Police Carlos Rojas to discuss rider safety and BART’s new safety proposal plan.
Shawn Wen
How Wellness Culture Backfired For Me
I don’t remember the first time I heard it, but the idea is imprinted on my mind: carbs are bad. This mentality prompted me to develop a new set of unhealthy eating habits, while I was trying to get help.
Here Are 3 Cases That Show It’s Complicated AF When Schools Handle Sexual Harassment Allegations
A lot can go wrong when schools try to do the right thing and take sexual harassment claims seriously. A Youth Radio investigation.
Asian-Americans Are Split On Affirmative Action Lawsuits
On the one hand, there is history to Asians being discriminated against in the U.S. But, on the other hand, some people wonder if the lawsuits, which target race-based admissions, could make schools less diverse.
Young, Black, and Ivy-bound
As college acceptance letters begin trickling in this spring, Mali Dandridge turns to her mom for advice on what to expect in college.
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.
Is Gen Z The First Car-Free Generation? Not So Fast, Say Automakers
Even if you haven’t thought about owning a car, you are essentially being placed on the road to ownership.
Gen Z Fashion: From YouTube To Your Closet
The fashion industry squares off against a legion of Gen Zers with webcams.
We Are Generation Z
Explore the economic power of Gen Z–from their bedroom closets to car showrooms–to see what sets them apart from their predecessors.