Processing Minority

In the Bay Area, there are hundreds of different cultures. With different cultures come something else different, food. Depending on religion or tradition there are diets that some partake in that fit where they're from. In this episode, Clarisse talks to some teenagers that follow their culture's diets and asks them why it's important to them. 

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Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, teenagers in the Bay Area have been battling boredom in the last few weeks of quarantine and have found ways to stay sane while locked at home. Today, Clarisse speaks to a few Bay Area teens on how their experience has been so far, as well as what they are doing to combat that boredom. She also talks about the ways that isolation can harm, and even help you!

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Although the COVID-19 pandemic has hit everyone in a variety of ways, many communities have seen cancelations in school, work, and travel all in the promotion of safety. For many teenagers and adolescents, the extracurriculars they participate in are what make them who they are, and giving up these events has led many students to fear for the future. In today's episode, Clarisse Bell interviews students who have seen their favorite pastimes canceled and speaks to a medical professional about the importance of staying home.

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Although the COVID-19 pandemic has hit everyone in a variety of ways, many communities have seen cancelations in school, work, and travel all in the promotion of safety. For many teenagers and adolescents, the extracurriculars they participate in are what make them who they are, and giving up these events has led many students to fear for the future. In today's episode, Clarisse Bell interviews students who have seen their favorite pastimes canceled and speaks to a medical professional about the importance of staying home.

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Although the COVID-19 pandemic has hit everyone in a variety of ways, many communities have seen cancelations in school, work, and travel all in the promotion of safety. For many teenagers and adolescents, the extracurriculars they participate in are what make them who they are, and giving up these events has led many students to fear for the future. In today's episode, Clarisse Bell interviews students who have seen their favorite pastimes canceled and speaks to a medical professional about the importance of staying home.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has hit everyone in the world differently canceling school, work, and travel all in the hopes of safety. However, for many teenagers or adolescents, the extracurriculars they do, are what make them who they are. Having to give up these events has had many students fear for the future and its uncertainty. In today's episode, Clarisse Bell interviews students who had to see their favorite pastimes cancel. As well, as speaking to a medical professional on the importance of staying home.

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https://scotscoop.com/processing-minority-episode-4-discovering-cultural-identity-through-music/

Music can help influence all different kinds of cultures. Being an American, and living here can be a huge opportunity. However, being away from your country of origin can be difficult. To combat this, many immigrants and even first-generation Americans use music to bring them back. In today's episode, host Clarisse Bell interviews students on how music has helped them find their cultural identity.

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https://scotscoop.com/processing-minority-episode-3-the-coronavirus-xenophobic-effects-in-the-bay-area/

The most recent worldwide epidemic: the novel Coronavirus. Beyond its terrifying symptoms lies something often left out of the media, racism. In this week's episode, we discuss the underlying racism that has arisen with the virus, and its place in the Bay Area.

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https://scotscoop.com/processing-minority-episode-1-art-students-in-a-stem-school/

Over the years, Carlmont has been recognized for its excellence in education, specifically in STEM fields. However, how do students at Carlmont who aren't in these studies feel supported?

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