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Author: ArunNarayan

Celebrating Earth Day 2021

April 22, 2021 ArunNarayan Family and Community, From the Editor, Nature, Social issues

By Arun N. Toké, editor. Earth Day 2021 Greetings! While we have been observing Earth Day for over 50 years[…]

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Poems and Photos from the Bhalukhali Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh

April 15, 2021 ArunNarayan Asia, Family and Community, Immigration Experience, International, Photography, Poetry, Social issues

By Mohammed Faisal, 19, Bhalukhali Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh. I’m Mohammed Faisal, a young Rohingya poet, living in the world’s[…]

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A Journey Behind the Walls

April 15, 2021 ArunNarayan Art, Asia, Asian American, Children's Art, International, Multicultural, Nature, Social issues, South Korea

In recent years, the search for graffiti has taken up a big portion of my time. Within the monotony of[…]

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In My Wildest Dreams

April 13, 2021 ArunNarayan Nana Jean's column

In My Wildest Dreams By Lyla Hershkovitz, age 11, Grade 5, Laurence School, California.   In the world I imagine,[…]

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I’m a Young African Elephant Calf

April 13, 2021 ArunNarayan Animals, Art, Asian American, Children's Art, International, Nature, Social issues

Illustration and flash fiction by Alina Yuan, 17, California. This season, it is unusually hot. The heat of the African[…]

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A $15 Minimum Wage for all Working Americans

April 9, 2021 ArunNarayan Family and Community, Social issues

By Amelia Christensen, 16, Minnesota. A $7.25 hourly wage would mean earning about $15,080 per year. This pay is extremely[…]

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Erwin: A Holocaust Survivor

April 1, 2021 ArunNarayan Europe, Family and Community, Immigration Experience, International, Social issues

By Maggie Satterthwaite, age 16, European American, Massachusetts. MUNKACS, CZECHOSLOVAKIA, MAY 1944. The German soldiers trampled, raided, and forced his[…]

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Dare I Say / Y Me Atrevo a Decir

March 31, 2021 ArunNarayan Family and Community, Immigration Experience, International, Latin American, Multicultural, Multilingual, Poetry

Dare I Say By Cassandra Martens Diaz, Mexican-Canadian, 17, Manitoba, Canada   I do not pronounce it with familiarity  I[…]

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Lessons

March 26, 2021 ArunNarayan India, International, Poetry, Social issues

Lessons  By Bhagyashree Prabhutendolkar, age 16, Mumbai, INDIA if only I could go back in time and whisper to my[…]

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Sri Lankan (Sinhalese) New Year

March 25, 2021 ArunNarayan Asia, Asian American, Family and Community, Interfaith, International, Multicultural

Sri Lankan (Sinhalese) New Year By Seja Kularatna, Age 10, Wisconsin. Hi my name is Seja. I am 10 years[…]

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Celebrating Earth Day 2021

April 22, 2021 ArunNarayan

By Arun N. Toké, editor. Earth Day 2021 Greetings! While we have been observing Earth[…]

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Poems and Photos from the Bhalukhali Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh

April 15, 2021 ArunNarayan

By Mohammed Faisal, 19, Bhalukhali Rohingya Refugee Camp, Bangladesh. I’m Mohammed Faisal, a young Rohingya[…]

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A Journey Behind the Walls

April 15, 2021 ArunNarayan

In recent years, the search for graffiti has taken up a big portion of my[…]

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In My Wildest Dreams

April 13, 2021 ArunNarayan

In My Wildest Dreams By Lyla Hershkovitz, age 11, Grade 5, Laurence School, California.  […]

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