'We Can Fight From A Position Of Strength': Stacey Abrams On Battling Voter Suppression
The former Georgia gubernatorial candidate explains how to keep up civic efforts long after after Election Day
In New York, Eight Young BIPOC And LGBTQ+ Artists Take Over The Subway
A new VMA tie-in exhibition at the Atlantic Avenue terminal highlights the craft of these emerging creatives
Alicia Garza Is Bringing Black Power From The Streets To The Polls
The Black Lives Matter co-founder on her sweeping new vision to empower young, Black voters
DACA Was Made Possible By Young LGBTQ+ Immigrants. Now We Must Fight For Them, Too
The Supreme Court upheld the Obama-era policy, but there is still work to be done to protect the most vulnerable among us
What It Means To Be Black And Free In America Today
Juneteenth celebrates the abolition of slavery. It also highlights the many ways freedom has failed Black Americans
What 'Defund The Police' Means (And Doesn't Mean) And Where It Came From
Its origins offer crucial insights about America's current cultural landscape
MTV's Prom-athon Is A Virtual Prom Bash For The Class Of 2020, With Help From Michelle Obama
It all goes down May 22
'Training Is Not Enough': Senator Cory Booker Demands Accountability From Police
The former presidential hopeful explains how the coronavirus pandemic has shed light on racially biased policing
Seniors Are Having Prom And Graduation Online, But It Can't Replace The Real Thing
'Nothing is the same': Students sound off on missing pivotal moments due to the coronavirus pandemic
Earth Day Has Passed. Now What?
We must make climate justice a priority year-round. Here's how
Reproductive Health Care Has Always Been Essential, Especially During A Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic shines a light on the obstacles many young people face in receiving necessary care
My Governor Just Lifted Stay-At-Home Guidelines. Now What?
A young person's guide to protecting yourself and others as states and businesses open back up
Students Across The Country Are Suing Their Universities For Reimbursements
From Arizona to New York to Miami, school is online-only — but students are still paying campus fees
The Number Of Young People Held In Detention Centers Fell 24 Percent Last Month
Activists say their calls to release as many youth as possible are all the more crucial during the coronavirus pandemic
No, Drinking Bleach Will Not Cure The Coronavirus
'You may not die of COVID-19 after injecting disinfectant, but only because you may already be dead from the injection'
This Bill Could Forgive Student Loan Debt For Doctors And Nurses On Coronavirus Frontlines
Representative Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) called it "the least we can do"
The Department Of Education Doesn't Want DACA Students To Receive Coronavirus Relief Aid
Betsy DeVos issued new guidance that goes further than the initial CARES Act
The Indigenous Activist Fighting To Save The Bayou From The Oil Industry
Sociologist Kasha Clay on the importance of 'saving our land by saving our livelihoods'
Canceling Earth Day Was Never An Option — So We Took Things Digital
'Being a climate activist, at its very core, is about persistence in the face of catastrophe'
For Young People, The Coronavirus Is Changing More Than How They Go To School
'Thoughts pop up in my head like, Will I ever finish college? Is it even worth it?'
Video Chatting, Drinking, And Cooking: What Young People Are During During The Coronavirus Lockdown
The youths stay online
With Fewer Resources Than Ever, Young People Are Pivoting To Online Therapy
'Their entire structure and framework of daily life has fundamentally shifted'
How To Support Sexual Violence Survivors While Social Distancing
Keeli Sorensen, the vice president of victim services at RAINN, breaks down the best way to support survivors in the time of coronavirus
Yes, You Should Wash Your Hands Before You Put On Your Coronavirus Face Mask
Dr. Darien Sutton-Ramsey explains everything you need to know