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Opinion: Nevertheless, We Persist

Opinion: Nevertheless, We Persist

A huge thank-you to all the activists and participants that came to the march. Particularly, a thank you to Sade Famuwiya, Peter Stern, and Liz Stewart for empowering Project Femme to represent young people at this march. We tell ourselves stories in order to live,...

Meet Muzoon Almellehan, the ‘Malala of Syria’

Meet Muzoon Almellehan, the ‘Malala of Syria’

Muzoon Almellehan, on the surface, may seem like any ordinary, young Muslim girl you might meet when travelling in the Middle East or in some American or European neighborhoods. But at 19 years old, she is not only UNICEF’s youngest and first refugee Goodwill...

Mariam Dogar on why millennials are changing the world

Mariam Dogar on why millennials are changing the world

In the world of youth politics, Mariam Dogar is a rising star. Currently a freshman at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, she sits on the executive board of the MIT Democrats and serves on Cambridge’s Ward 2 committee, which she co-founded. She’s part of the...

Opinion: Spotlight on America

Opinion: Spotlight on America

This weekend marks the week anniversary of the end to a historical election season. Disbelief, shock, anger, betrayal, sadness, were only some of the emotions that permeated through the air as a man who stood for racism, xenophobia, sexism, homophobia, ableism, and...

Faces of the Los Angeles Women’s March

Faces of the Los Angeles Women’s March

On Jan. 21, an estimated 750,000 citizens participated in the Los Angeles Women’s March, an inaugural protest aimed at recently-elected President Trump. Despite the organization as a Women’s March, the event amassed support for a number of social issues at the moment....