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Nationwide, health coverage for autism-related services is seriously lacking. In my home state of Illinois, advocates are pushing newly elected Governor Pr
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Read MoreWhether It’s Science Olympiad or Dungeons & Dragons, Lindsey Gwilt’s Taking Charge
Lindsey Gwilt is a young woman who is going places. Born in Albany and raised in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, she has been a student at BART Charter Public S
Read MoreIn the Wake of Christchurch, Sanaa Kahloon Refuses to Let Hatred Win
After the recent mass shooting at a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, new attention has been called to the fears that Muslims experience every day. Just
Read MoreTeen Poet Hannah Parker Built Her School’s First Black Student Union
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Read MoreIt’s Time to Call American Public Education What It Is: A Caste System
A super selective public high school in New York handed out acceptance letters to 895 kids like how Oprah was handing out cars to her audience members back
Read MoreGoing to a Women’s HBCU Inspired Me to Fight for College Access for Everyone
At my small high school in East St. Louis, Illinois, going away to college was not accessible to all. The few most promising students were pushed toward an
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