A letter by Siani
In this letter to the next president I inform from you on a serious topic that is affecting the African-American and Hispanic communities.
Stop the Violence...
I argue that the disproportionate killings of people of color is an issue that needs to be addressed.
People are being treated differently for race, gender and sexuality each and everyday. Some people are scared to accept people for who they truly a...
In this letter to the next president I evoke the issues of police killing innocent young African Americans and the consequences of there actions ar...
Dear future president
A letter from Journae Jones.
I am a junior at Science Leadership Academy @ Beeber. As an insider from the African American community, these are my views on police brutality. ...
Ms. Dickerson's English 3 Honors Class
A letter to the president of my thoughts on police brutality against African Americans in America and some solutions.
This letter is with regards to a worldwide issue...Gun Violence. I will be discussing things such as, gun violence statistics, ways to prevent gun ...
Transgender rights
Police brutality is an issue that matters to many people, an issue that needs to be adressed.
My letter to the next president explains what police brutality is , how things can change, and who it affects.
Hear us now! Hear our words! why does college tuition have to stop us from succeeding?
Recently, in the U.S.A, African Americans have been treated very unfairly. Read on to see how and why.
Police on civilian crime is increasing dramatically. If we can't trust the ones that are supposed to protect us , who do we trust?
This talks about immigration and police brutality
Black Lives Matter
two year ago teenagr michael brown was shot and killed by police officer Darren Wilson, and this situation riddled with lies and misconceptions spa...
By Aya Kanan
In America, people are being treated unfairly based on their race, religion, and sexuality. We need to make sure there is equality for everyone.
My issues regarding equality around the globe.
Letter to the president based upon police brutality.