Ella Beverly
Ella is a sophomore at Finneytown H.S.
Month: April 2020
Our Children Need Multicultural Literature in Their Lives: Books to Check Out While In Quarantine
Dr. David Childs, Ph.D.Northern Kentucky University “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their […]
Learning from History: Pandemics are Nothing New in Native Communities
By Dr. David Childs, Ph.D.Northern Kentucky University IntroductionRecently the federal government has revoked the reservation status for the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe’s land. “The federal Bureau […]
Episode 2, Part 3: Just Get Out There
“Come save the world with us. We’ll be your friends.“ They’re making the posters. They’re rocking the hashtags. They’re organizing the rallies—and actually showing up. […]
Episode 2, Part 2: Activism Fatigue
“In 2020, a lot of people are gonna be like, why even? Why even go to the polls? Look what happened last time…. Just watching […]
Episode 2, Part 1: Why We Rally
“Do you see yourself as an activist?” The podcasters reflect on their different paths into politics, and remember the inspiring impact of Walnut Hills government […]
Lydia Graves
Lydia is a senior at Walnut Hills High School. She is passionate on issues surrounding climate change, social justice, and women’s rights. She plans to […]
David Osterbrock
David is a senior at Walnut Hills High School. He works as a field organizer for Gabe Davis for Hamilton County Prosecutor. He is heading to […]
Klarke Griffith
Klarke is a senior at Walnut Hills High School. She is the creative director of the Instagram campaign Womanist Wednesday, which is the basis of […]
Yousuf Munir
Yousuf is a 17-year-old activist in the Cincinnati area who is especially dedicated to climate justice and making youth activism intersectional.