Young Voices

Contributed by Afifa Tanisa They are not mine. They are not my sister's. I wish there were. But they are not. They belong to the old lady who would sit next to the window all day wondering when her children will come to visit her.

By: Afifa Tanisa Everybody in my family has different shoelaces. My brother's shoelaces are always twisting and hovering over each other like bees fighting for food to bring back to their hives.

How can we lessen effects of the quarantine slump?

Anonymous Contribution Have you ever wondered why we have to recycle? Why do we have to sort out our garbage into different cans? Have you guys thought about this question? Well if you're wondering, it is because we are recycling trash so it can be r

We hear terrible statistics and stories ALL THE TIME, so why is bad driving still such a problem?

Quarantine, remote learning, COVID, struggles hear students speak! Ever since that fateful March last year, the vast majority of students in New York City have been in remote learning, with a brief period of blended learning for those that opted for

A speech on the current state of public education

First-generation, low-income students are not defined by their circumstances

Our relationship with technology has only intensified during the pandemic

The rise in popularity of the K-pop genre served as a stark reminder of the work we still need to do to defend and support Asian communities in the U.S.