By Chiu-yi Rachel Ngai, 16, Arkansas. Lanterns bloom like flowers, the light and colour of crowded city streets. Folded paper,[…]
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Overlooked Oppression
Minding my own business, I looked for the exit sign in the store since COVID-19 precautions had limited the number[…]
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By Ryan Kim, age 16, Seoul, South Korea. The rampant spread of COVID-19 caught even the experts by surprise. Without[…]
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By Camille Chen, age 10, Asian American, California. I eat, sleep, and speak Taiwanese culture every day. Not a day[…]
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James was lying on the back seat of the car with his feet outstretched. He looked at his mother through[…]
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By Isaac Choi, 16, Oregon. As one critic of social media observed, “There are only two industries that call their[…]
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By Sonia Mehta, age 17, Russian-Indian heritage, Ohio. “Excuse me. Is this seat taken?” Anika glances up to see pleading[…]
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By Fanny Wong, New York. The women wade ashore or climb onto a waiting boat, hauling their baskets of the[…]
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My Love for Written Words
My Love for Written Words By Mehek Azra, 15, New York How do you survive reality? That is a question[…]
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