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Rilley's Rogues

Mrs. Rilley's Class of Interested Citizens

Vinny New York

Heroin and prescription pill addiction issues

What will our next president do about the addiction problems America has today with these dangerous drugs?

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Jasmine H New York

Black Lives Matter

Police Brutality is a very controversial topic, but it is a very important topic.

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Mya S. New York

Transgender Bathrooms

Discrimination against transgenders is an issue which must be stopped in order to continue to prosper together as a nation

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Keith New York

"Free College" Ignores the Problem

The college tuition and loan problem is spiraling out of control.

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Bryan B. New York

Gun Control is Ruining America

Gun Control is what many believe can be good, because these people's linear train of thought thinks that "Less guns=less gun violence." However, g...

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Thomas B. New York

Cost of college

Every year high school seniors look to go to college the next fall. For some, that cannot happen because of the high prices of college.

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Adriana New York

We Gave Refugees Rights Before, Why Can't We Now?

Refugees have come to our country for hundreds of years...

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Mitchell D. New York

Drug Addiction hurts us all

The world needs your help now.We are suffering from drug addictions in many people especially heroin.

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felicia c. New York

Drug Abuse

Drug abuse like heroin is a big problem. Prescription drug abuse is also a big problem in the U.S. It is a big concern in our world.

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Gabriella M. New York

Dairy farmers;simply underappreciated

Dairy farmers only make up only 2% of our population and many of us go underappreciated. I myself am not a dairy farmer, i only simply help out on ...

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Maddie A. New York

College is too Expensive

Will average Americans like me be able to afford a college education?

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Letters to the Next President 2.0 engaged and connected young people, aged 13-18, as they researched, wrote, and made media to voice their opinions on issues that mattered to them in the 2016 Presidential Election.

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