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Moonshine and Rainbows: Queer, Young and Rural

Mandy Van Deven, WireTap

Interview: Author Mary Gray's new book shows that not all young queers are leaving small towns for big cities.

Landing with Icarus: Navigating Madness on Campus

Annie Robinson, WireTap

After emotional and psychic struggles throughout high school and college, I discovered a different reality with The Icarus Project.

Bad Data: A File-Sharing Fiasco

Larisa Mann, WireTap

Column: A student is fined $675,000 for uploading songs. Is that legal?

The Toxic Storm

Antonio Ramírez, WireTap

Column: Four years later, Bush's response to Katrina is still hurting workers.

San Francisco's Black Exodus

Jamilah King, ColorLines

As San Francisco's Black population continues to decrease, young leaders emerge to bolster the community and fight for housing.

Katherine Fuchs: Ending Israeli Occupation

Adam Waxman, WireTap

The national organizer for the U.S. Campaign to End Israeli Occupation talks motivation and divestment strategies.

(Video) Books Not Bars

Ella Baker Center

Black youth are 48 times more likely than white kids to be incarcerated when arrested for a drug offense.

Asian Americans' Rising Suicide Rates

Andrew Lam, New America Media

A new report cites higher-than-average suicide rates for young Asian Americans.

 
 
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