Photo courtesy of Alamy.com. In a student’s later years in high school, they are often asked the question, “What do you want to do when you grow up?” Some young people are certain about their future, but others sometimes scramble between choices. According to a survey conducted by BestColleges, out of 1,000 high school students,Continue reading “Why U.S. Students Struggle to Choose the Right Career”
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How The Media Exacerbates Youth Trauma
Photo courtesy of verywellmind.com In recent months there have been several cases of school shootings across the nation from elementary school through college. According to statistics of 2022, the average age of school shooters is 16 years old. However, a bizarre case was recently documented where a 6 year old shot his first grade teacher.Continue reading “How The Media Exacerbates Youth Trauma”
The Future Of Dr. King’s Legacy
Decades later, I and other young people feel disconnected from the history of Dr. King because it was such a long time ago when he was active in the Civil Rights Movement. To this day however, young people are experiencing police brutality, social issues and more.
Social Media and the Breakdown in Communication
Don’t get me wrong. Social media can be a source of entertainment, a place to watch humorous videos, share opinions and more, but there are many negative effects that the younger generations are blindly suffering, especially depression.
The Black Youth’s Outlook on Black History Month
Courtesy Photo Written by Wenona Majette, Bailey Mines, Malachi Wilson, and Sam P.K. Collins Every February, Black people across the United States celebrate Black History Month as a means of reflecting on the struggles, trials, and tribulations people of African descent have endured. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, some people have opted out of celebratingContinue reading “The Black Youth’s Outlook on Black History Month”
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