When my family and I stayed in South Korea, my elementary self walked around with heightened senses. On every street corner were delicacies I could only dream of finding back at home
Category: Journalism
The “S” Word
When it comes to feminism, I have always had unwavering beliefs.
into the deep of the adoption conversation
Last year, when my close friend Heidi told me that her little brother Ed was adopted, I was astonished. But now, I’m a little embarrassed by my surprise.
POV: You’re a senior during a pandemic
As someone who is a part of the 2021 graduating High School class, I’m exhausted and ready for the next four chapters of my life…online again. Looking back this past year, we really had no clue what the future had in store for us.
How two generations react to technology
Baby Boomers are known to be the generation to have trouble with technology while Gen Z are known to be experts at it. How did this narrative come to be? In this infographic we’ll see why these narratives have shaped these generations.
Mental health in the black community: what do young people think?
YR Media AP Ivelisse Diaz decided to interview fellow Bay Area youth about their experiences with mental health in their families and with mental health treatment.
Quarantine Can Be Tragic History, But Also A Love Story?
Since quarantine and social isolation, many people now seek for a better social life, perhaps even a love life. Now that town squares, previously social hot spots, have become ghost towns, building a love life during quarantine may seem impossible.
Here’s what you need to know about Castro Valley Unified School District’s return to in-person learning
Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, students around the world have traded their textbooks for laptops. Some countries have been able to return to campus, but the United States has been delayed in this process.
Ode to College board
If anyone has persevered through the COVID-19 pandemic, it has (sadly) been College Board.
