That Ain't It

A presidential election in elementary school? Srida, Nakiyah, and Shalini break down the presidential debate and politics in of its craziness. Learn how we can get more involved in politics even when we can’t vote yet. 

Getting snot in you mask when sneezing? I can definitely relate. Elizabeth and Srida break down the virtual-plus experience while I explain that of the in-person track. In comparing the two we found both challenges and blessings. 

Pretending to be runaway slaves in history class?! Victoria and Lina are keeping up with BLM and talking about from the perspective of students that attend mostly white schools.

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Srida, Victoria, and Elizabeth share how ignorance impacts them from the perspective of their race and culture. Social media has become the biggest player in how we educate ourselves , but can also misconstrue correct information. Listen to learn how you can better educate yourself and about the challenges that others face.  

Lina and Elle share how they have had to face fear and learn to be guided by faith. It is such an overwhelming time with Covid-19, #BLM, and going back to school. This is a time to take a leap of faith and remember what your faith means to you. 

Neriyah and Aaralyn reflect on their struggles and experiences derived from going to a white school and a black church. They also address common misconceptions within the black community as well as common stereotypes that have been put on them by others. 

Andi and Shannon share how ableism has impacted their lives as someone who has a disability and as the sister of someone who is on the autism spectrum. Here are some great tips for interacting with those who have a disability as well as some much needed insight into what able people can do to get more involved. 

Megan and Sania join the conversation and inspire others to find their voice by sharing their experiences and their journey as minority females. In a world where Black people are fighting for rights long overdue, it is even more important that we advocate for ourselves and others, no matter what color they are. 

Despite that there are so many different aspects of cancel culture, Olivia and Aveion showcase new perspectives by exploring how cancel culture impacts different types of people. To better understanding how social media plays a role, we discussed how teens have used TikTok to make a difference.