Female athletics are not as popular as male athletics, but that can be changed. People voted for equality and it needs to happen more in the sports...
My letter is about sports players getting paid more than the military.
Too many people are getting harmed by drug and alcohol abuse.
The idea of marijuana being legal brings up many red flags but few people consider what it can really help with. Many people believe that marijuana...
As states legalize marijuana, there are teens who get there hands on this drug. This needs to stop.
The war on drugs is a problem that needs to find a answer soon, before it is to late.
The increasing availability of drugs to teenagers, causes early addicts and heartbreak to the family.
In the U.S., prison sentencing is not fair. People are in jail for drugs, mostly for marijuana, and they get sentenced to five years. But now we're...
Colin Kaepernick refusing to stand during the national anthem disrespects all veterans. This is why racial problems need to be solved or America co...
This is a letter about asking next president to act quickly to prevent deaths caused by drugs.
The number of drug addicts in America is rapidly increasing, and they need your help.
College athletes should be paid money.
Drug abuse is getting worse and worse.
Many people are doing drugs or having problems with drugs. I'm asking if we can make a difference about drug abuse and drug addiction.
Many Universities are considering paying their student athletes.
College football players deserve to be paid. They risk their bodies for their school and people have came up with a solution for paying college at...
I think we should have more time for extra-curricular activities.
No one should be kneeing for the National Anthem it is disrespectful.
The danger athletes are put into in playing physical sports.
Take the focus off the War on Drugs and onto those affected by drugs.
My letter is about concussions in professional sports. I talk about how I can solve the problem of head injuries
Marijuana should not be legalized in any state.
Some kids don't get to participate in sports because of the high prices.
This article is to inform our next president of the severity of the problem of prescription drugs.
This is being written to explain football injuries and how the sport of football is demanding and excessive, which means new safety features need t...
This is a letter about how drugs and gun violence is important to stop doing it in our society.
NBA Players Against Police Brutality
Keep Wrestling Alive.
This is about the problems of drug abuse
Teen drug abuse
Our current drug rehabilitation system needs to change to be more like the 1980s Swiss.
by Jessica Gonzalez
Student athletes do not have the perfect life like you think they do. Everybody watches them play in games, but doesn't see the work they put in or...
The depression of Native American youth has reached alarming rates on Native American reservations, with devastating consequences including high su...
Too many student athletes are being injured.
MEdicinal marijuan shoul be used for medical help
The drug War in America
2 million concussions happen every year and sports are a big cause of it. football season is about to begin and the hard hitting is about to happen.
This is my letter on how drugs need to be talked about more.
Children in this generation are easily exposed to drugs. With media desensitizing this generation to the gravity of drugs, it is up to our next pre...
Mandatory or readily available education about addiction is not only helpful but increasingly necessary.
American athletes with disabilities are not given the same opportunities as the typical athlete gets.
Football should be our national sport because it brings alot of people together, and is a very exciting sport.
Alcohol is a problem in the remote villages of Alaska.
Stop legalizing marijuana! Leave marijuana to the people who need it for medical purposes.
College tuition has been rising for the past 40 years how will you becoming the next president solve this national problem
Today's athletes are looking for an advantage over the competition that will help make them winners. Unfortunately, the adolescents of today are ca...
Help me stop this abuse!
The issue of patriotism, respect and the Colin Kaepernick National Anthem scandal.
Students should be in at least one sport and then practice time should be longer.
Drug use in sports should be illegal because it is a bad thing for little kids and younger generations to see. Also, it shows that cheating is oka...
Female athletes should be payed equally as men.
There is not enough time for student athletes to invest into studying for school outside the classroom.
Minor league baseball players need more money
A Troubling Issue for Adults and Teens
Gender Neutral Sports
Drug abuse must stop
Since we are in the worst drug crisis in American history, we need to shift our focus from imprisoning the users and work on the prevention of pote...
College athletes are some of the hardest workers on their college campus, but do they really deserve to be paid?
The opioid epidemic is a big problem in the United States. Something has to be done fast.
There are too many football players getting head injuries, and we need to do something about this big problem in the United States.
Drug Trafficking needs to be enforced more and needs to come to a stop!
Taking in drugs during sports can ruin the chances of being great.
NCAA Student Athletes should be paid.
Half of mentally ill patients have a substance abuse problem. One of five people are mentally ill. One of ten people have a substance abuse problem.
Athletes in the United States have decided to kneel during the national anthem and I think that this needs to change.
A short video regarding the epidemic that has come across America. Prescription drugs are taking over the U.S and there needs to be something done ...
Performance enhancing drugs are the lowest low an athlete can go. Do you want to be the person who keeps letting it happen and say "let the cheater...
Gang Violence
Athletes are making money for their school but not for themselves.
Drug abuse is a growing issue in America and addiction is plaguing friends, family and loved ones.
This is a letter about how drugs are bad. Kids using drugs and selling them to people. Kids join gangs and the gangs sell drugs to them.
Athletes abuse the laws against performance enhancing drugs and illegal drugs, and who blames them, they get away with it.
Heroin and Prescription Pill Abuse
How Baltimore's homicide rate is affecting the city.
Concussions in sports are a huge issue. In this letter, I want to express the issue with not attending to the problem that concussions play a huge ...
Some drugs can't help ease patients' pain and symptoms. Marijuana can be the solution to that problem.
How the government should leave sports how it is
Concussions are causing brain damage to kids at an early age, and can cause serious mental issues and even death at a later age.
This letter is about how Colin Kaepernick has been showing disrespect towards Our flag and National Anthem.
A parent's worst nightmare. Drugs. How can we stop it?
Knoxville, Tennessee student Kayla Hammer asks the next president to ensure funding for fine arts and sports programs so that young people can expl...
Why I think schools should have later start times
This letter is about how the current rising costs to play in primer youth sports leagues is unfair to lower income families.
My letter is about drug incarceration in America, showing how one choice can affect many other areas of our lives.
An argument on whether or not NCAA athletes should be paid.
Our country must solve the issue regarding the many veterans who have defended our country that are left without the homes and support they deserve.
Sports should be free to play all around the world because their keep people active and healthy. Sports are very important.
Drugs have increased and hurt family lives.
This letter is about how teens have been increasingly abusing drugs, leading to poor decisions. Abusers need help.
Medical marijuana, is it really as bad as it is deemed to be?
How Title IX unintentionally hurts the less popular men's sports programs.
