The Journey to a Prosperous South Sudan
For South Sudan to prosper, we need to end tribalism and promote more literature.
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Issue 44, Youth
AI and the Future of Education
Schools must prioritize teaching the soft skill of critical thinking before teaching the hard skill of using AI.
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Why I am a Flawed Feminist
While feminism is not without flaws, as it is not as inclusive as it should be, this issue can be eased by consciously practicing intersectional feminism.
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March Early and Often
Community is a powerful product of youth activism, as well as a motivator for continued engagement.
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Afghan Women & Girls Want More Than Just Basic Rights, We Want to Lead
A nation is nothing without the power of its youth, and Afghanistan is no exception. Young Afghan women and girls across the country and the world are finding their voices and coming together to uplift each other and create change.
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The Community Still Speaks; Local Journalism Must Be There to Hear It
Local journalism is a pillar of democracy and unity, but as newspapers fold, communities must rally to protect both information and hope.
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Resisting Historical Isolation: The Importance of Archival Research
Youth movements can avoid isolation by grounding themselves in history.
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This Doesn’t Have to Be the World We Live In
In this polarized world, religion is used to judge and create animosity toward other people, and we no longer hear each other. These problems are solvable.
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Reflections on Resistance: A Dialogue with a Long-Time American Activist
As a U.S. college student in the 1960s, Eva Paterson found her place in the world of activism and spent her life prioritizing social justice, across decades and various avenues. Now 76 years old and still fighting, Eva shares her reflections on a life of resistance and creation.
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The Art of Recognition
Alex Aradas, an undergraduate student raised in the American South, uses photography to understand and capture the diverse Queer experiences of the LGBTQIA+ community in her region. These are a few selections from a larger series entitled The Art of Recognition.
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The Politics of Not Being Seen: Digital Anonymity and the Refusal of Identity
Moral policing functions as a powerful form of social surveillance, reinforcing the patriarchal & casteist order.
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