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Florida Is Ground Zero for So Many Youth Movements
“When you grow up in a place like Florida, you see a lot of injustice.”
By Elizabeth Djinis
Florida Students Are Taking Their Education Into Their Own Hands
On April 21, students from across the state are walking out to learn.
By Rachel Janfaza
What LGBTQ Students Are Asking for on This Day of Silence
In 2023, we’re calling on adults.
By Eris Robinson
Youth vs. Apocalypse Puts Low-Income Teens of Color First
“Adults are f***ing up my future, and I’m done with it.”
By Brooke Anderson
More Perfect Union Knows Journalism Can’t Be Objective
The organization has built a big following through its advocacy journalism.
By Chai Dingari
These Young Progressive Activists Launched a New Kind of Super PAC
“Having money and spending money is not our end game.”
By Soo Youn
Why Disability Activists Are Organizing Against Assisted Suicide Laws
Organizers worry disabled people are being coerced into accepting this path.
By John Loeppky
Grad Student Unions Are Striking Across the Country
"We see what’s happening in academia and want to fight back and reclaim higher education as an engine of economic opportunity.”
By Indigo Olivier
A New Kind of Union Wants to Take Hold in the South
The United Southern Service Workers wants to organize low-wage workers across industries.
By Kim Kelly
Why This Iconic Book About Black Radicalism Still Speaks to Us
Robin D.G. Kelley’s ‘Freedom Dreams’ is finding itself in the hands of a new generation.
By Kandist Mallett
Why Activists Spent 932 Days Living in Treehouses in Appalachia
It was the longest continuous tree occupation in US history.
By Kush Bulmer
Lorena Austin Wants to Redefine What a Politician Looks Like
The Arizona state representative is the first Chicanx gender-nonconforming state official in the country.
By Lex McMenamin
Harry Styles Is Taking Action Against Mass Shootings
“He’s using his platform to help save lives.”
By Rachel Janfaza
The Shocking Experience of Going to Cancer Alley
Cancer Alley is a stretch of Louisiana that is home to nearly 150 petrochemical plants.
By Sinclair McKinney
We Left Our Loved Ones for Promised Jobs That Didn’t Exist
Hemant paid $20,000 for a job that was supposed to grant him a green card.
By Saket Soni
My State Finally Banned Assault Weapons
We need to keep fighting until all 50 states do so.
By Anoushka Lal
How Young Brazilians Are Organizing Against Fascism
On January 8, far-right extremists invaded Brazil’s three branches of government.
By Nicole Froio
Greta Thunberg Was Detained by Police at a Climate Protest in Germany
The young activist was part of a group demonstrating against a coal mine expansion.
By Kathleen Walsh
This College Is Unlike Any School You’ve Ever Heard Of
At this “self-governing” Vermont campus, students run the show.
By Cara Hoffman