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Posted by RISEN ZINE on 06 August

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Reader Submission: We Are Here

We Are Here & We Will Be Seen
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Image description: someone holding up a sign reading 'a better world is possible' in a crowd of people

This month's reader submission comes from Grant E. Loveless, who is an AfroQueer non-binary Youth Advocate and Social Entrepreneur in the City of Austin (Austin, Texas).
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5 Tips for Youth On The Front Lines of Advocacy, Change & Justice:
In America we are young, tired and traumatized. We are tired of validating our space, our existence and the reason why we should have a seat at the table. Youth are continuously ignored, being dismissed, and unheard. Stereotyping youth as “too young” or “not experienced enough” has been a consistent strategy to devalue the movements that we create. Youth are dying. Bullets piercing our skin, the hands of our “protectors” bruise us, while the weight of our own communities burden us with expectations that we, as a future generation, are expected to embrace. Not only do we confront …

BLACK LIVES MATTER

Source. Image description: a black person holding up a sign reading ‘there comes a time when silence is betrayal’.
Article put together by Amelia Foy and Emily Bourne.

Hi everyone,
As Risen Zine are still going through our redesign on here and our site, we have been posting less frequently on here and sharing resources/information on our personal accounts. However, we are very privileged to have this platform and are going to use it to promote Black Lives Matter stories, information and resources in our stories and on our feed. Stay tuned.
We always have and always will stand with #BlackLivesMatter and encourage everyone to continue to engage with anti-racist actions, even as the media slows reporting about what is happening. What has always been happening in America and beyond.
Below, we’ve put together a compilation of resources and will be posting more all through the month of July.

College Pressure: How Our School Systems Place Too Much Stress On Students

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Article by: Peyton Upchurch

November 17th is International Students’ Day, which could not be more timely in the wake of College Application Month and what seems to be an endless flow of impending deadlines for students everywhere: there’s no better time than now to address the toxicity of pressure surrounding college and the failures of the American school system to recognize the stress placed on students. This includes the massive push in recent years to involve young students in the college exploration process, impeding on a time that kids should be focused on enjoying their childhood while it lasts (especially seeing that the window of what is considered “childhood” appears to grow smaller and smaller with each passing year).

Many people recognize a toxic relationship when they see one. It may be a manipulative partner, a friend with a constantly negative attitude, or a boss that takes advantage of their…

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