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154 responses tagged with " Constitutional Rights", " democracy", " education", "social justice", and "voters/non-voters"
My Democracy JB Jb, Cross Creek High School, Georgia This shows that you can choose whatever you want whether it is what shoe you wear or who your president is. Everyone has a say in what they themselves wear. Tagged With voters/non-voters
demoracy JaNaisa, The Academy of Richmond County, Georgia I chose this picture of a classroom to describe democracy. I think in a democracy, every citizen has certain basic rights that the state cannot take away from them. These rights are guaranteed unde... Tagged With education , democracy
My Mother's Jewish Chinese Identity Emmanuelle K., Our Democracy at The Philadelphia Writing Project's Youth Journalism Camp 2021, Pennsylvania Philadelphia| Student Emmanuelle K. interviews her mother about being Jewish-Chinese and standing up for her ethnic communities in America. Tagged With democracy
Our Democracy Whilder K., Eureka High School, California Democracy is coexisting with our differences and turning them into strength. It means we the people have the ability to take control of our nation's future, and exercise the power we give to our go... Tagged With freedom
Teen Addiction in the U.S. Audrey B., Morehead Writing Project, Kentucky In the U.S., teen addiction rates have been increasing at a rapid rate. Iceland has created a solution that led them to have some of the cleanest in the world. Could the U.S. follow in their path a... Tagged With youth activism
Humans of Sophomore Honors Natalie A., Eureka High School, California In this interview i interviewed Miles Sorensen about his family and how they impact him. Some of the questions i asked were "Who is your favorite relative and why?". In conclusion the point of the ... Tagged With education
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