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Teens in Print's message to the lawmakers who let the Parkland shooting happen.

The event was seized by teens as an opportunity to “write their own narrative, speak back to power.”

If teens know the basics, we’ll be prepared in the future to be more financially stable and ready for success.

As colleges and universities across the United States struggle with issues of diversity, affirmative action was introduced

Our history and humanities curriculum gives certain individuals in U.S. history more recognition than others.

Despite his controversial campaign, Trump still won the presidency.

A Presidential Platform, By and For Youth

With Challenges Posed By ISIS, Climate Change, Crushing College Bills, Donald Trump—Do Teens Still Have Faith In The Future?

If you don’t love yourself, you can’t love others

“Under the leadership of Mayor Martin J

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That’s what one woman dressed simply in jeans and a black T-shirt endured as she conducted a cultural experiment on the streets of New York City with a hidden camera meant to capture the cascade of crude remarks slung her way as she walked around town

No wonder teens are pondering the potential of the perfect paradise

“It’s creepy and wrong,” says Martell

She coolly exited through a door that contained a hollow warning: UNDER 18

“I don’t want to have glasses, because I know that I am going to forget them somewhere,” says Laine, who attends the John D

That aching feeling in your stomach that discourages you from wanting to do anything until you refuel your energy

I wore my hijab to school and kept it on everywhere I went

I practice Islam every day

I believe in my religion so I believe in my head scarf, my hijab