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A Look At Lives Transformed By the Student Debt Crisis
Four young people share their stories.
By Jacqui Germain
High School Students Walk Out in Support of College Encampments
Some have led marches to nearby university campuses.
By Skyli Alvarez
How the Anti-Apartheid Movement Took Off in the United States
HBCUs, especially, became incubators for anti-apartheid activism.
By Rita Omokha
Why Colleges Crack Down on Protestors
Looking back at the 1968 protests at Columbia University.
By Ben Tumin
48,000 Wisconsin Voters Sent Biden a Message. What Happens Now?
“Without Wisconsin, you’re not going to win this election.”
By Jane Houseal
Young People Are Calling BS on Arguments Fueling the Potential TikTok Ban
“Politicians are really just scared that they can’t control the narrative anymore.”
By Fortesa Latifi
Youth Activists Are Taking on Texas’s Book Banners — and Winning
“We got books back on shelves. We got websites unblocked.”
By Emily Bond
Mari Copeny Is More Than Little Miss Flint
“Yeah, I’m an activist, but I’m really just Mari.”
By Imani MixonPhotography by Sylvia Jarrus
Meet the Students Running the Nation’s Largest Youth Poll
“No other pollster understands our generation better than we do.”
By Zoe Yu
What It’s Like to Protest for Palestine in Ron DeSantis’s Florida
“Free speech is in danger here in the state of Florida.”
By Samuel Larreal
Student Arrests, Expulsions, and Evictions at Colleges Across the US Over Palestine Protests
At Columbia, Vanderbilt, Pomona, and more, students are being hit with disciplinary proceedings and arrests for sit-ins.
By Lex McMenamin
Rep. Summer Lee Knew Dark Money Would Challenge Her Second Election Race
"We attract those types of people who really want to keep progressive Black women voices out of Congress."
By Lydia McFarlane
I’m Going Into Criminal Law Because My Dad Is In Prison
My dad has been incarcerated since I was 1 year old.
By Charlotte West
What to Know About Biden’s New Student Debt Relief Plan
The administration says it would help over 30 million borrowers.
By Jane Houseal
We Put Black Women in Politics in an Impossible Position
“The willingness to see Black women as political superheroes makes it harder for us to be leaders.”
By Maya Rupert
The Solar Eclipse Conspiracy Theories Taking Over the Internet
The April 8 eclipse is being called conspiracy theorists’ Super Bowl.
By Anna Merlan
Is ‘Baby Olivia’ Headed to a School Near You?
Bills in several states would allow screenings of this video created by an anti-abortion group.
By Nadra Nittle, The 19th
I Was Labeled a Teen ‘Superpredator’
I was tried as an adult for a crime I committed at the age of 15.
By Israel Garcia
The Mayor of One of America's Largest Arab American Cities Has a Message for Young People
“Be your authentic self," says Abdullah Hammoud.
By Sarah Akaaboune