Truly
“Truly” By Isabelle Tee, age 15, New Jersey. “She doesn’t want you to join us,” she said, “you are too[…]
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The Internment of Japanese Americans During WWII
The Internment of Japanese Americans During WWII By Fanny Wong, Chinese American author, New York. The United States is a[…]
Read moreKaleidoscope of Freedom
“After learning about the war in Ukraine, I was immediately worried about my grandfather and his wife, who live in[…]
Read moreThe Most Precious Gift
By Yarynka Yarosh, age 15, grade 9, Kyiv, Ukraine. Standing near the window in her room, Christine cried quietly. She[…]
Read moreWhat Would Our Ancestors Think
Art and Poem by Daniel Liu, age 16, New York. There is constant talk Of the world ending in three[…]
Read moreThe First Casualties in the War Against Earth
Art and poem by Daniel Liu, age 16, New York. Wind blows from the four corners of the earth With[…]
Read moreThreats, Not Peace!
By Delaney Sheldon, age 14, grade 8, Virginia Threats, not peaceThreats of creating what we fear most—a Third World tragedyThreats[…]
Read moreShould LGBTQ+ Be Taught in Schools?
By: Lucille Amato, age 11, New Jersey. Imagine that a young girl, with a normal life, has just come out[…]
Read moreCelebrating Women’s History Month
Celebrating 2023 Women’s History Month: Soroptimist International of Eugene & Skipping Stones Magazine invite youth entries for the 2023 Women in[…]
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