Source: Mark Makela / Getty Across the United States, arrest rates for young people under age 18 have been declining for decades. However, the proportion of youth arrests associated with school incidents has increased. According to the U.S. Department of Education, K-12 schools referred nearly 230,000 students to law enforcement during the school year that Read More…
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Ludacris Partners With His Daughter to Produce Animated Netflix Series
Nationwide — Rapper/actor Chris Bridges, more popularly known as Ludacris, is set to produce a new animated series called Karma’s World inspired by his eldest daughter Karma Bridges. The series will be released on Netflix soon. Ludacris’ production company Karma’s World Entertainment is one of the producers of the coming-of-age story that will follow the Read More…
Fevered Planet: How A Shifting Climate Is Catalysing Infectious Disease
Climate change can result in the spread of infectious diseases such as anthrax (Credit: Getty Images) As temperatures shift, animals move to different regions and pathogens have more opportunities to jump between hosts. Could the next pandemic be fuelled by an unstable climate? When temperatures rise, everything changes and disease arrives. As the thick ice Read More…
Only The Lonely Can Play
“I brought home a homeless person when I was a kid. His mother abandoned him when he was away at school. When the school year ended, he went home and there wasn’t anyone living there, no note, phone number, or forwarding address. So, he was just sitting in the park, in the rain. I found Read More…
Black Educator Says Parents Think Black Children Are Mathematically Stupid
Nationwide — In the aftermath of a global pandemic, there emerges an issue that has persisted far longer and yet remains largely unaddressed: the ever-widening mathematical gap faced by Black students in the U.S. The country has seen a decline in math scores since the onset of the pandemic, but for Black children, this Read More…
Racism Starts Before Kids Even Start School, Causing A Major Mental Health Crisis.
Black kids face racism before they even start school. It’s driving a major mental health crisis By ANNIE MA Illustrations by PETER HAMLIN This story is part three of an AP series examining the health disparities experienced by Black Americans across a lifetime COLUMBUS, Ohio — To her students who need the most support, India Read More…







