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Is Harris a Faddish or General Interest? How Gen Z Amplifies Her Popularity.

Themis Magazine

Sep 193 min read

Is Harris a Faddish or General Interest? How Gen Z Amplifies Her Popularity.

The following article expresses how Gen Z is a vital aspect of Harris's campaigning for the upcoming US presidential elections 2024. And...

Dear Colleges, Amongst Your Efforts to Be Fair, Your Standardized Testing Remains Culturally Biased

Themis Magazine

Sep 193 min read

Dear Colleges, Amongst Your Efforts to Be Fair, Your Standardized Testing Remains Culturally Biased

The following article introduces an international perspective to standardized testing, which is increasingly being required for college...

Legal Rights and Resources for Cybercrime Victims

Ifeoluwa Elegbe

Sep 105 min read

Legal Rights and Resources for Cybercrime Victims

Cybercrime is a growing threat in todays digital age, with significant implications for individuals, businesses, and society. It...

Pride Month 2024: Reflections on Corporate Support and Recent Developments

Desi Napoles

Jun 274 min read

Pride Month 2024: Reflections on Corporate Support and Recent Developments

Desmond Napoles, a 17-year-old LGBTQ+ youth advocate, has authored the following opinion piece. Through his extensive platform dedicated...

The Influence of Social Media on Youth Mental Health: Challenges and Solutions

Ifeoluwa Elegbe

Jun 204 min read

The Influence of Social Media on Youth Mental Health: Challenges and Solutions

Ifeoluwa Elegbe's article "The Influence of Social Media on Youth Mental Health: Challenges and Solutions" explores the impact of social...

Gendered Dimensions of Human Trafficking in Africa: Addressing Sexual Exploitation and Force

Oreoluwa Ladoja, 27

Apr 114 min read

Gendered Dimensions of Human Trafficking in Africa: Addressing Sexual Exploitation and Force

Featuring Oreoluwa Ladoja, the following article originally published at Bell Global Justice Institute voices human trafficking in Africa...

Preserving Our Digital Rights and Digital Integrity

Chandra Pauline Daniel, PhD., DrPH.

Apr 116 min read

Preserving Our Digital Rights and Digital Integrity

Featuring Oreoluwa Ladoja, the following article originally published at Bell Global Justice Institute voices society migrating from the...

A Conversation with Sima Samar: Afghanistan’s First Minister of Women’s Affairs

Sandro Tavares

Apr 115 min read

A Conversation with Sima Samar: Afghanistan’s First Minister of Women’s Affairs

In the following article, Sandro Tavares, a writer for Teens in Print—a writing program empowering Boston students—explores Sima Samar's...

Resilience and hope: Beekan Erena’s Life Advocating for the Oromo People

Fiona McCarthy

Apr 115 min read

Resilience and hope: Beekan Erena’s Life Advocating for the Oromo People

In the following article, Fiona McCarthy, a writer for Teens in Print—a writing program empowering Boston students—raises awareness about...

E-boys and Pov’s: The Plague of Romanticizing Mental Illness on Social Media

Michaleen Lovett

Apr 114 min read

E-boys and Pov’s: The Plague of Romanticizing Mental Illness on Social Media

In the following article, Michaleen Lovett, a writer for Teens in Print—a writing program empowering Boston students—sheds light on the...

Standardized Tests Fail to Capture Student Capabilities

Riley Turpin

Apr 112 min read

Standardized Tests Fail to Capture Student Capabilities

In the following article, Riley Turpin, a writer for Teens in Print—a writing program empowering Boston students—critiques standardized...

Democracy in the United States Is in Danger

Sam Waterman

Apr 113 min read

Democracy in the United States Is in Danger

In the following article, Sam Waterman, a writer for Teens in Print—a writing program empowering Boston students—discusses the erosion of...

Fighting Your Brain: Combating Implicit Bias

Latray Barber Washington

Apr 114 min read

Fighting Your Brain: Combating Implicit Bias

In the following article, Latray Barber Washington, a writer for Teens in Print—a writing program empowering Boston students—explores the...

What Cleopatra and Marie-Antoinette Have in Common

Themis Magazine

Feb 63 min read

What Cleopatra and Marie-Antoinette Have in Common

Cleopatra and Marie-Antoinette -- what do they have in common? The answer: Male-shaped portrayals that overshadow their significant...

Advancing Climate Resolutions and Policies

Amelia Fernández Rodríguez

Dec 29, 20234 min read

Advancing Climate Resolutions and Policies

Our gift of Earth is disappearing before our eyes. Heatwaves are more common, air pollution is widespread, cities are flooding, food...

Olena Zelenska, Ukraine’s First Lady, Opens Up About Her Experiences As a Leader in a War-Torn Count

Julián Vega, 14

Nov 23, 20235 min read

Olena Zelenska, Ukraine’s First Lady, Opens Up About Her Experiences As a Leader in a War-Torn Count

The following article is from Julián Vega, who wrote the article for Baldwin's Bullseye: The Student News Site of Baldwin School Puerto...

Child Marriage as a Gender Stereotype-Enforced Abuse of Girls in Northern Nigeria

Oreoluwa Ladoja, 27

Nov 22, 20235 min read

Child Marriage as a Gender Stereotype-Enforced Abuse of Girls in Northern Nigeria

Featuring Oreoluwa Ladoja, the following article originally published at Bell Global Justice Institute voices gender justice,...

Micaela Serber, 17

Oct 28, 20233 min read

America

Have you ever questioned where the roots of our nation's name, America, comes from? Believe it or not, the name dates back to the 1500s!...

Good American Manifesto: How Can I Be A Good American?

Siona (Dolly) Pramoda, 15

Oct 28, 20231 min read

Good American Manifesto: How Can I Be A Good American?

Although the original article "Good American Manifesto: How Can I Be A Good American?" was written during the pandemic, Siona's timeless...

Daria Figlus, 18

Oct 28, 20235 min read

Build Back Better Act

With President Joe Biden's first presidential term comes to an end, let's flash back to the beginning of 2022: at Biden's Build Back...

Themis Magazine

Oct 28, 20234 min read

Policing in Schools

The article from the Center for Juvenile Justice (CfJJ), an organization based in Massachusetts with a mission to achieve "equitable...

Themis Magazine

Oct 28, 20233 min read

The School-to-Prison Pipeline

Below, Citizens for Juvenile Justice (CfJJ), an organization with the mission to achieve "equitable youth justice" based in...

Themis Magazine

Oct 9, 20233 min read

The Unfortunate Turn Rap Has Taken

Below, the article writes about female portrayal in today's rap music, describing how portraying over sexualized women is not matching up...

Consider What You Are Buying Into at Your Next Closet Update

Themis Magazine

Mar 21, 20232 min read

Consider What You Are Buying Into at Your Next Closet Update

The following article states the social problem of fast fashion, namely wrapping around the question on how the U.S. focuses so much on...

Using People to Accomplish a Diverse Facade

Themis Magazine

Mar 21, 20232 min read

Using People to Accomplish a Diverse Facade

The following opinion piece embraces the thought that company's are hiring people not because of their speciality, but merely for their...

The Catches of an Electric Alternative to Climate Change

Themis Magazine

Mar 21, 20234 min read

The Catches of an Electric Alternative to Climate Change

The following article focuses on the consequences of lithium mining on an ecological, economical, and social level. Electric...

Founding Fathers Would Shake Heads at Today’s U.S. Government

Themis Magazine

Mar 21, 20234 min read

Founding Fathers Would Shake Heads at Today’s U.S. Government

Two dominant parties hold power and restrict the emergence of alternative voices, which aligns with the concerns expressed by John Adams...