By: Yirmeyah Yehuda
Poverty, it is the world’s most common flaw. A Tragic State of living, in which such terms of “living” aren’t existent in a long term occasion. According to poverties.org which stated similar, “the causes and effects of poverty ar Continue reading “Join the cause! Oxfam”
By: Isana Sebastian
There have been a large amount of things said about the Protest controversy on Colin Kaepernick not standing for the pledge of allegiance. Continue reading “Protest Controversy”
By Arielle Swinehart
Friday May 13, the Obama Administration sent out guidance to public schools regarding transgender students. One thing the guidance insures is that transgender students are able to use the bathroom that matches their identity. Continue reading “The Fight For Equality Continues”
By Eboni Bays-Holley
Lately more attention is being given to the identity and struggles of transgender individuals. While this attention is happening at a national scale, teens and families are locally impacted as well. Continue reading “Brave High School Students Coming Out as Trans”
By Arielle Swinehart
Jon Husted, Ohio Secretary of State, doesn’t believe you have a right to vote in this primary if you are seventeen, even if you will be eighteen by the general election. Continue reading “Student Voting Rights at Risk”
By Arielle Swinehart
Black History month started in 1926 with a National Negro History week. Every U.S. President has designated February as Black History month since 1976. Black History month is a month dedicated to recognize and celebrate the achievements of African Americans and their central role in U.S. history. Continue reading “Whetstone Efforts for Black History Month Fall Short”
