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I Am Protecting My Right to Vote!

March 22, 2020

By Erinda, Age 12, New Jersey ||||| Dear Ms. Stacy Abrams: Before and after the constitution, Blacks, women, and people over the age of 18 were not allowed to vote. Today, one of the main impediments to voting is the extra requirements when someone doesn’t have a driver’s license. People who don’t know how to […]

Sarah Spencer Washington

March 22, 2020

By Dannie Gore ||| Sarah Spencer Washington, a graduate of Columbia University, was a self-made millionaire who rose from humble roots to found an empire under the name Apex.

I Dream an America

February 9, 2020

Makela, age 13, New York I Dream an America, where people are not innocently killed, because of their skin color, religion or sexuality. I Dream an America, where kids do not fear they may be the next victims of a school massacre. I Dream an America, where being a bit overweight doesn’t result in bullying. […]