Why should young women have to scream and yell to get her point across? It’s simply today’s young people still do not know what rape is. Both teen girls and boys are confused with this issue. We can see by the events in Ohio last summer.
I can remember, in school, learning to tuck and roll if there was a fire. I remember going over tornado drills. I do not remember, however, a plan for what to do if a gunman comes in to the school.
It is an injustice for a girl anywhere in our world to be shot because she was fighting for the rights of other girls. Across the world, a gruesome crime was committed against mankind.
I cannot look at the calendar and not remember the events that happened last September as the one-year anniversary of the execution of Troy Anthony Davis by the state of Georgia on September 21, 2011.
On behalf of myself, friends, families and the youth in this nation, I am writing today concerning an urgent and heartfelt concern: the safety of my generation.
I know this will push some buttons and being 14, some women will say I will understand when I get older why they kept a son and a daughter from growing up with two parents.
In their search for our community to put a bandage over a bullet wound, there is new and lethal way to get high; teens are using this drug and effects are more than our community can handle.
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