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Juvenile Justice (4 found)
Note: These stories are from Represent and its sister publication, YCteen, which is written by New York City public high school students.
Tayia reviews the TV show This Is Us, which features a family that decides to foster a child. She notes how things can go wrong even when people have the best intentions. (full text)
S.G.'s birth parents lost custody of her and her brother because they sold drugs in a gang. S.G. kept up with her brother after they went to separate homes and is heartbroken when he too joins the gang. (full text)
At 28, former Represent writer Natasha has tried all kinds of living situations. A cooperative group house suits her the best. (full text)
Julia writes about her observations of gender roles and sexism in society, and explains why she considers herself a feminist. (full text)
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