Time Is Finally Up For R. Kelly
Black women are leading the effort to hold the infamous singer accountable.
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Who Are You Taking to Prom: A Date or All Your Friends?
Nothing says “future high school memories” like all the stress of prom.
From Art To Action: Festival Aims To Create Social Justice Advocates
The goal of the art was to inspire people to think deeply about issues like homelessness and white supremacy.
The Technology of Teen Life
By: Ronvel Sharper and Brianna Ferrell/Richmond Pulse Editor’s Note: More than 90% of teens ages 13 -17 report going online…
Young, Brown, And ‘Looking Unsafe’
By: David Meza/ Richmond Pulse “When was the last time you were you in jail?” A young white police officer…
Internship Teaches Health Solutions to Local Teens
Tamajiea Videau is 16 years old, just halfway through high school, and already she can picture her future career.
From the Beast to the Fridge – A Salvadoran Youth’s Journey to the US
I soon realized why that bus hadn’t come: walking to school my dad and I passed two white sheets lying on the ground, both of them stained with blood. We later learned the victims were two local kids killed after trying to run away from gang members who were chasing them. It was 2006. A month later I left El Salvador and headed north for the United States.
Staying Off Probation, and Teaching Others How
In 2008, Reinaldi Gilder promised himself that he would never go back to jail.