It’s a fashion statement: Designers use clothes to send political messages
"If I learned one thing as a teenager interested in the fashion industry, it’s that girls are powerful alone, but unstoppable together.”
OPINION: @realDonaldTrump is #notmypresident #WhetherYouLikeItOrNot
#notmypresident protest in NYC #notmypresidentday pic.twitter.com/ugmLaVa7Z5 — Juan Cruz Ferre (@WorkerTF) February 20, 2017 By Kyla Langotsky GSS correspondent, Green School Bali MARRAKESH, Morocco — On Nov. 9, I woke up to the sound of “Oh. My. God.” It was 2:30 a.m.…
As Trump becomes @POTUS, some still debate role of social media, fake news, memes in his victory
Not surprisingly, a Stanford study released on Nov. 21 found that most teenagers were not able to distinguish between online opinions/sponsored content and news. This, combined with the scope of false articles that rippled through Facebook in the weeks and months prior to the election, has led some to wonder if fake news directly affected voters’ choices and students’ opinions.
OPINION: ‘This is my country, and I will not rest’
As high school and college students took to the streets to protest the results of Tuesday's U.S. presidential election, Stagg High School Phillicity Uriarte-Jones reflects on her commitment to social change. Uriarte-Jones says Donald Trump's victory will only make her work harder for what she wants.
INFOGRAPHIC – Political Trading Cards: Third-party candidates
Learn about 2016 presidential candidates Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party nominee, and Jill Stein, the Green Party nominee.
OPINION: Take it from a high school student — Trump campaign hitting low point
By Lisa Shen GSS Correspondent WALNUT, Calif. — Take it from a 17-year-old: American politics has regressed into the kind of bare-knuckle campaigning and self-inflicted wounds that wouldn’t be tolerated at my high school, much less a race for high…