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Christina Anon.
Mixed Feelings I was 17 when I left Chinatown, San Francisco and spent my summer in Italy. I studied abroad in Ferrara, Italy for the summer, hoping to immerse myself in a new...
Gizem Alkidiz
My Identity An identity is arguably the most important aspect of a person' existence because it impacts their worldview as well as their self-image. I struggled to make sense of...
Jessica Carreon
Season of Changes August 29th, 2005 was a day of infamy and came at a great cost to the people of New Orleans. Hurricane Katrina hit this beautiful city and left it in shambles,...
Brennan McCulloch
Untitled I would say that I've been pretty gifted in terms of academic successes. I've always viewed myself as a hard worker, leaping headfirst from charter schools into the...
Anonymous Slug
Don't Judge a Child by their Outfits I was born a female, and I identify myself as a female, however I do not agree with the societal duties that come with being a female. It is...
Anonymous Slug
Untitled I grew up in a very conservative, religious family with three sisters and as a result, my parents pushed me to play with "manly" toys such as male action figures and...
Kylie Anon.
The Scarlet Letter Growing up in one of the most conservative towns California has to offer has been the greatest blessing to a white, middle-class, young woman like myself. I...
Padron Campos
Untitled I kept thinking about how to start, and what was important enough to start with and I really believe that the most fucked up things are always the ones that are most...