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In OUR PROBLEM, OUR PATH: Collective Antiracism for White People, Ali Michael, Ph.D. and Eleonara Bartoli, Ph.D. offer a stark reminder that the problem of systemic racism can only be addressed when White people understand that it’s their problem, too. The authors, who are White themselves issue an invitation to White people to join them on an antiracist journey.

October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Author, Kayla Thomas, looks at the ways we treat children who don’t conform to society’s expectational of “normal” and challenges parents face when raising them. Children with learning differences are more likely to be misunderstood by teachers and bullied by peers. Author, Kayla Taylor talks with 411 TEEN.

The Politics Rapp team consists of James S. Rickards High School students in the IB (International Baccalaureate) representing diverse perspectives, ideologies and positions. The Politics Rapp team examines and discusses various local, state and national political happenings.

Losing my mom to heart disease put a fire under me.

I want to influence the lives of people.

In my family, I’m the first one to have had a totally desegregated experience.

I just want to paint and paint until I drop.

Witnessing more extreme behavior and serious mental health concerns, kids are in the middle of a mental health crisis identified by the US Surgeon General and the American Academy of Pediatrics. Social Emotion Learning, emphasizing social and emotional skills, has received a lot of attention lately. Bridget Durkan Laird, CEO of Wings for Kids, works to teach children and adults the social, emotional skills needed to successfully navigate the world today. CEO Laird talks with 411 TEEN.

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The Humanities Hold The Potential And Power To Make Us More Humane