Dear Future President, As 2020 draws to an end as does the lame-duck period. We enter an America that is politically polarized, but still wrecked by waves of COVID-19, pursuing racial equality and afraid of civil war and violence. In such difficult and uncertain...
The phrase "We the People" was written to represent that all people were entitled to natural rights, protection and equality under the Constitution. However, reality contests with the ideals imbued in the Constitution. In this podcast series, I'll be examining and...
The Los Angeles Unified School District and Gov. Gavin Newsom established policies to support student mental health. LAUSD’s School Mental Health program offers professionals to work with students and uplift their well-beings. During a pandemic and campus closures,...
The U.S. Census Bureau considers children and young people aged 18-24 as “hard to count,” but youth activists worked to increase participation in the 2020 Census. Census counts determine how much of the $675 billion per year in federal funds are evenly distributed...
Samantha Koerner, a civil rights attorney of 25 years in police misconduct, questioned her career choice after her daughter Cassie Koerner came out as transgender in March 2018. Questioning whether to go into the legal field for the LGBTQ community, her husband...
Write. Speak. Movement. Voice. Art. These motions are alive at the very heart of Cleveland High School, in F5, at the Writer’s Block magazine and club. Within this club, is an outlet where students are able to work on their writing, vent and explore the freedom of...
Under the Fourteenth Amendment of the US Constitution, the equal protection clause requires any state with an established public school system to open all access to education for any child living within that state. Kids are required by law to be granted the...
The first day of the United Teachers Los Angeles' strike kicks off with a gloomy ambiance, as rain pours upon the picketers on Jan. 14. The loss of teachers leaves the role of supervision over entire grades to a couple of substitutes and administrators. With more than...
Cleveland High School held its own mock election on October 8. A total of 349 students participated in this simulation of a gubernatorial and Senate election. Students voted for Republican candidate John H. Cox or Democratic candidate Gavin Newsom in the mock...
Antagonist vs. protagonist, Cinderella vs. the evil stepmother, Harry Potter vs. Voldemort, Red Riding Hood vs. the Big Bad Wolf and Jerry vs. Archie ("The Chocolate Wars") all share similar storylines. The antagonist, or the villain, is always committing a cruel act,...
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