Not Up for Debate: Why Sexism Made Me Quit the Debate Team
After one particularly rough tournament, I angrily threw my bags into my mom’s car and complained to her about the guys I had to deal with. [T]o my surprise she told me to get used it.
Commentary
All Lives Matter, But How Much?
As a 14-year-old African American male, I have a strong opinion on police brutality because, just like millions of other black kids, I have been racially profiled by an police officer because of the color of my skin.
My Life As The Eldest Brother
For six years I was the only child between my parents. Then, my little brother was born, and my life changed forever.
How Does Implicit Bias Affect People of Color?
I notice the looks I get I walk into a store. The distrusting glances the cashier gives me. But no…
I’m Just Drawn This Way: An Illustrated Coming Out Story
The person I am today could have walked out of a drawing I did eight years ago.
Guys VS Girls Means Nothing!
Even in 2016, girls and guys are held to different standards.
The Unexpected Strength of Kids — Commentary
By Christine Lee Four weeks ago, I met a little girl. She is nine years old, turning ten in October.…
Robert’s Commentary
I started singing around my house when I was in first grade. After a while my mother started taking notice of my singing and said I had to sign up for my school’s talent show but It was to late In the year to sign up.
Change Perchance?
Change is a constant force at work in the universe. Cycles are undergone and repeated. Variation is inevitable.