Mama S. Connecticut

School Bells Ringing Freedom

The children of our nation are confined to certain education standards based on skin tone or socioeconomic status. It is up to the next president to initiate change.

Engineering and Science University Magnet School

Engineering and Science Univ. Magnet - Digital Media

ESUMS students (CT) created digital media to illustrate their most important issues for the upcoming election with the help of @KQED and @CPBN.

Rebecca K. Connecticut

Gun Control

A metaphor of gun violence in our country. Mass shootings keep occurring...and we keep ignoring them. You need to take action before you find yours...

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paigej412 Connecticut

Paige Johnson-Letter to the Next President: Standardized Testing

In this video I will discuss the reasons why standardized testing doesn't benefit a student's learning.

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Gianna E. Connecticut

A Need For Change

This video is a cry to help for to Hillary Clinton. We need change. This goes for all the social injustice going on in America today, from the 60s ...

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Susie O. Connecticut

Ending Police Brutality

Police brutality is wrong and has to be put to an end. This is an important issue to not just me but to most people.

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John M. Connecticut

To The Next President

This video focuses on the ever pressing issue of inequality and prejudice in America by attempting to drive focus to this issue from the president.

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Matthew S. Connecticut

Drug Abuse

This is about the problems of drug abuse

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Jenifer B. Connecticut

Gun Control

Even though gun control is supposed to help protect us, it actually increases harm and dangers to the people in our society.

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morgan l. Connecticut

School Safety Lockdowns

Talking about school safety and how we can keep schools safe.

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Alvin E. Connecticut

Animal Abuse

Alvin Ellis explains the importance and change needed for animal abuse laws

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