The Race Gap in the U.S.: No Counselors in My School 😢
Students like Lia face huge challenges without school counselors. The race gap persists in the U.S., affecting education and opportunities. It’s time to address these inequalities! 😢📚
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Unveiling the Race Gap: Experiencing Police Brutality in the U.S.
Exploring how systemic oppression and police brutality continue to impact Black and Brown communities in the U.S., and how educators like Jean Messeroux are bringing these issues to light.
Unraveling NYC’s School Segregation: The Race Gap Exposed
Discover how New York City’s schools remain among the most segregated, perpetuating racial inequities despite years of change.
Passion on Ice: Explorer Cui Qingwu’s Journey from Climbing to Fossil Hunting
Meet Cui Qingwu, an explorer whose passion for ice climbing and cave exploration led him to join a fossil research team. Discover how his adventurous spirit transforms hobbies into serious pursuits!
Illustrator Hong Xue Brings Traditional Chinese Culture to Life in Beijing Hutongs
Illustrator Hong Xue returns to Beijing’s hutongs, blending Eastern and Western aesthetics. Her love for traditional Chinese culture inspires tea gatherings that celebrate heritage and community.
Unveiling ‘The Race Gap’: How Systemic Racism Affects Asian Americans
In ‘The Race Gap,’ we explore how systemic racism affects Asian Americans like Linda Ju, who feels like a stranger in her own home. Discover how young people are challenging prejudice and building a better future.
🚫 The 1875 Law That Barred Chinese Women: A Tale of Early Anti-Asian Sentiment
Discover how the 1875 Page Act barred Chinese women from entering the U.S., marking the start of anti-Asian laws and shaping immigration history.
🌟 The Race Gap: Hispanic Journeys and the Fight Against Discrimination
Hispanics in border states face daily discrimination despite being the largest minority group in the U.S. Explore their stories and the fight against the race gap in America.
Locked In: Asian Americans Face Rising Attacks Amid Pandemic
Since the pandemic hit, attacks on Asian Americans have surged in the U.S., fueled by racial hatred stoked by politicians. Some are more afraid of attacks than the virus itself.
Dreams Stifled: Native Youth Return Home to No Opportunities
Aspiring Native youth return home with dreams but face a lack of opportunities on the reservation, highlighting ongoing economic challenges intensified by the pandemic.