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Homelessness In NYC Surges Beyond Great Depression Levels

Homelessness In NYC Surges Beyond Great Depression Levels

by John Myers

By Giannie Arana New York City is declared as the city with the highest levels of homelessness in America. In 2023-2024 “homelessness in New York City has reached the highest levels since the Great Depression of the 1930’s” according to the source, Basic Facts About Homelessness: New York City, created in 2024 by the Coalition […]

Student Participation Plummets Despite Increase in Clubs

Student Participation Plummets Despite Increase in Clubs

by John Myers

By Diana Villano Located in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York, The Urban Assembly Academy of Government and Law (AGL), is a 9-12 high school that is part of the Seward Park Campus. Consisting of 349 students, AGL is a small, close-knit school. Filled with diversity and cultural appreciation, students maintain amiability and […]

Black Women Excellence Through Generations

Black Women Excellence Through Generations

by John Myers

By Reina Copeland Since I could remember, I’ve been told to never dwell on the past since it always brings pain and harm to your future. It didn’t matter if I was talking about my past or the history of our world.  I believed all the people who said that the past didn’t matter. Growing […]

Learn How To Advocate for Yourself

Learn How To Advocate for Yourself

by John Myers

By Huifen Li With her heart beating out of her chest, she is shocked into silence by the profession of love from the boy who’s been consuming her thoughts. She has no clue how to react, nor how to process the words that she just heard. While she is freaking out internally, the one who […]

I No Black, I Dominican

I No Black, I Dominican

by John Myers

By Nicole Santiago In the summer of 2019, my family and I went on a trip to the Dominican Republic which was meaningful to all of us. There were about 20 of us crammed on a bus, living life, blasting music, and having fun. Meeting new cousins, uncles, and aunts you didn’t know you had […]

Facing The Inevitable: Embracing the Reality of Loss

Facing The Inevitable: Embracing the Reality of Loss

by John Myers

By Giannie Arana    It was only supposed to be a two week shutdown, not an ongoing three years of dejection. Droplets of tragedy started pouring on us all as the vicious gray sky clouded the world in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The unknown was chilling, as contracting the virus was like signing […]

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