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Kids Issue 2017: My life with friends
We are continuing to share student art and writing from the 2017 Kids Issue. In this post, we feature contributions from students at Asheville School and The Learning Community School.
Kids Issue 2017: Music to my ears
More lively art and writing from our spring 2017 Kids Issue. In this installment, writing from The Learning Community School and art from Claxton Elementary School.
Kids Issue 2017: The disappearance
More engaging art and writing from our spring 2017 Kids Issue. In this installment, writing from The Learning Community School and art from Claxton Elementary School.
Kids Issue 2017: What has this become?
“I am a proud black boy who is confused. I am confused why people with different skin colors don’t have equal rights. Black people have their rights, and white people have their rights, but why are they not equal?”
Kids Issue 2016: Tackling challenges and more
More creative work from the 2016 Kids Issue, including this jewel: “I’m from a beer-guzzling city with bluegrass tattooed bodies and acupuncture for adults, kids and dogs.”
Kids Issue 2016: A collection of oddities and more
More gems from the Kids Issue 2016, including this excerpt: “Who am I? I don’t quite know yet. Who do I think I am? I could write forever.”
Kids Issue 2016: Kindred ribbons and more
“My grandparents would also do anything for me. They support me in every way.”
Kids Issue 2016: Worlds to conquer and more
“I love the feeling I get when I’ve found someone who looks past my flaws and sees who I truly am.”
Kids Issue 2016: Heart wide open and more
“The way I let my body flow, be free to just let go and leap in a dance, is what makes me ‘me.'”
Kids Issue 2016: Perfect living and more
“Who am I? I am winter bonfires and chasing little kids and little animals. Afternoons spent out in the woods.”