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Author: Sunaya DasGupta Mueller

Sunaya DasGupta Mueller is an 11th grader from New York and a former member of the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps. This story was made possible by a grant from Say It Forward in support of our teen journalism project, The Future Is Ms.
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Teen-Led ‘Homegirl Project’ Ushers Young Women of Color into Politics

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organization members at a menstrual equity protest in front of

Inspired by Kamala Harris, the teen-led Homegirl Project is working to usher young women of color into the political arena.

“When you are a woman of color, a lot of your life and your experience is politicized. But we are really isolated when it comes to politics.
Learning from, working with, building with [each other], that is what really brings change.”

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Teens Strike to End Segregation in New York City Public Schools

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Teens Strike to End Segregation in New York City Public Schools

For four months this past winter, 1,300 New York City high school students joined 30-minute Monday morning school strikes to bring attention to the inequalities faced by students

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Girls v. the U.S. Government

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Young women are taking the lead in a historic climate-justice lawsuit.

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