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In The World
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“Sometimes the fight takes a while”: Read and watch Kamala Harris’ full concession speech
Written by Sabaitide
Vice President Kamala Harris delivered her concession speech at Howard University on November 6th 2024 after cancelling her original election night speech following a Donald Trump victory.
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How is Kamala Harris doing in the 2024 presidential election?
Written by Sabaitide
Vice President Kamala Harris currently holds the second highest office in the nation, and if elected next week, she will make history as the first Black and Asian American female president of the United States.
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Dear High School
Written by Elizabeth Lu
In retrospect (with the wisdom I’ve gained in the two months since I’ve bid you farewell for good), I have no idea how I was so confident, given how often I am wrong.
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Spicing Up Conversations
Written by Amulya Chintalapati
If you’ve ever grown up around people from India, you’ll often hear the invitation, “Come inside, let’s have some chai.”
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Motherland
Written by Lika Uehara
Sometimes, I take these pieces of my culture for granted. Only in retrospect do they gleam and reflect like an incomplete mirror, showing me a space in a community that I am part of, yet occupy only partially.
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Feeling Like Home
Written by Katrina Romero Tran
My life in the U.S. was so full of responsibility, of titles, of opportunities. And yet, I couldn’t stop thinking about how reality could have been very different had my parents not immigrated to the U.S.
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The colour of hatred: The Southport Stabbing
Written by Keira Morales
On August 7th, 2024, riots erupted in various local towns and cities in England.
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Poverty Tourism in the Kingdom of Cambodia
Written by Belle Vang
Reflecting on our experience, I realized the importance of conscientious tourism – an approach that seeks to support local communities rather than exploit them for personal gain.
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The Mango Showers
Written by Srabondeya Haldar
The mango showers are perhaps my most favorite natural phenomenon. The light pre-monsoon rains help in ripening the mango from its raw sourness to its golden sweetness – the very essence of the summer in India.
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Stinky Lunch With a Side of Insecurity
Written by Amulya Chintalapati
When someone’s cuisine is picked on, they don’t just stop bringing their ethnic foods, they try to reject their culture and it’s similar to beauty standards.
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Olivia Rodrigo Supports Reproductive Rights through Fund 4 Good
Written by Madison Foote
Olivia Rodrigo kicked off her GUTS World Tour and is donating a portion of the proceeds to support community based nonprofits that champion girls’ education, reproductive rights, and prevent gender based violence.
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Amanda Nguyễn is Making History Again — As the First Vietnamese Woman in Space
Written by Sabaitide
“My mom crossed the ocean so that I could touch the sky,” Amanda says.
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Is traveling the only way to get to know yourself?
Written by Linh Ly
Traveling can’t solve your problems, but it can allow you to gain a different perspective. And at the end of the day, it is you who needs to take that final step towards a life that is full of happiness.
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Spring's Embrace
Written by Devika Bahadur
I find myself on a journey akin to a lotus emerging from the murky depths of nostalgia and familial ties. Leaving behind the comforting embrace of home, I tread a path strewn with marigold petals of acceptance and thorns of isolation.
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This World, Is It Dazzling?
Written by Elizabeth Lu
In my eyes, this world is dazzling in a myriad more ways than its elemental makeup - although that, to the right person, could be considered dazzling too.
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2023 Teen Vogue Summit Reflection
Written by Sabaitide
I grew up reading Teen Vogue and I got to revive some old aspirations of mine when I attended the 2023 Teen Vogue Summit in Los Angeles, CA.
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Power and Personhood: What Power Means to Me on an Individual and Community Level
Written by Anusikha Halder
Power is a tricky thing- in part because how we perceive and understand it is contingent on how we’ve grown up and seen others wield it– or face those who do. But understanding power is integral not only to one’s moral code/approach but one’s very own identity. It forms the basis of how we engage with the world itself. So what does power really signify? And what should power mean to you?
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This is What an Activist Looks Like
Written by Keira Morales
The subject of clothing being a weapon in order to unite people of all genders, colours, and classes as a sign of resistance against forces opposed to them has not only fascinated the world but also begs the question: how did fashion become a symbol for community and rebellion?
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If You Love People & the Planet, You Need to Know These Accounts
Written by Alexa Tan
In celebration of our July theme - Sola over - we want to highlight some amazing social media pages that can bring some light toyour feed
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The Fragile Balance: Examining the Interconnectedness of Nature and the Consequences of Climate Disasters
Written by Tanushri Chidanand
Only through collective action and a deep appreciation for the natural world can we ensure a harmonious coexistence with the Earth and safeguard the future of generations to come.
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The Power of an Individual
Written by Fareeha Rehman
Every person possesses a very powerful ability to change the environment around them in the harmony of life.
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