Events like this remind everyone that teens do a have a voice — a loud and creative one at that. Read on
Poetry / all
In today’s society, I feel like I should hate my race. / I should flat out bleach my skin white, turn my hair blonde, get blue contacts and change my name to Amy. Read on
Preferences: Mirror, mirror on the wall/Who is the ugliest of them all? ... What to say/to a little black child/When she asks/why has God made me this way? Read on
I have no clue why she would be dressed up this nicely at a train station but that is non of my business/ The point is that I wanted to complement her/ But being that most of my friends are women/I've heard enough creeper horror stories to know that if I didn't approach her correctly/
I could go down in her own history book as another creepy ass guy on the train trying to holler/So I didn't/I still don't Read on
Racism is complicated. This poem is dedicated to those convoluted, often invisible social constructs that hinder black liberation. Read on
Paideia poet Royce Mann, 14, spoke up about his slam poem "White Boy Privilege," how quickly it went viral, and what he hopes to achieve: “I want people who disagree with me to see that video." Read on
