Don't Print That! Giving Teens the Power of the Press
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From 1988 to 2013, teens in Los Angeles had a unique opportunity to publish their own stories in L.A. Youth, a newspaper by and about teens, distributed throughout Southern California. Taking on such issues as involuntary hospitalization of "troublesome" teens, police abuse, and homelessness, sharing experience with racial discrimination, life on the streets and incarceration, and reporting on news of the day, the teens learned first hand the power of the press and the responsibilities that come with free speech.It wasn't easy - money was always short, workspace always cramped - but for 25 years, L.A. Youth gave teens a rare public voice.
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