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    of Gay Lesbian Youth. BAGLY is a youth led, adult supported organization in the Boston area for LGBTQ youth. BAGLY was founded in July 1980, the organization was created because LGBTQ youth believed that there needed to be a center for them in Boston. BAGLY is located at 14 Beacon St, right near the Massachusets state house. I decided to volunteer for this organization because I am part of the LGBTQ community and have friends who work there. The population that BAGLY serves are youth ages 14-22. However

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    afternoon the director, Sofia Coppola illustrates the idea that being young is sexy and desirable through the elements included in the commercial. The clothing, makeup, body language, and camera techniques are used to sell the Daisy perfume, but also, youth and desire. The commercial opens to delicate, feminine fingertips picking the fragile petals of a white daisy projecting the image of innocence and summertime. The Daisy Trio by Marc Jacobs commercial pictures a group of young girls frolicking

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    political views that was different from the decade before it. Universities filled with lower class individuals and minorities and with this came a vocal youth protesting the social constructs and wars that affected them. This includes the Vietnam war and voting rights. The youth of the 1960 's sought to stand up for freedom and began to define the rights of the sexes. Teenagers began to protest against faceless government ideologies and fought for their voice to be heard above the complacency of the

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    the most successful and consistent youth sports organization? Pop Warner is the largest, oldest, and most intense youth football, dance, and cheer organization in the United States. A staggering 36 million kids join youth sport organizations annually. Out of those millions and millions of athletes, females make-up 52%; with a strong chance of those young ladies may develop a dreadful disease known as, osteoporosis. Parents are calling for the “De-organizing” of youth sports. Even though, you have some

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    at the impact of television on society on youth. An individual youth developmental level is a critical factor in determining whether the medium will have positive or negative effects. Not all television programs are bad, but data showing the negative effects of exposure to violence, inappropriate sexuality and offensive language are convincing. Still, physicians need to advocate continued research into the negative and positive effects of media on youth. Television has become a very important part

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    they were not faced with modern technology and the potentially harmful side effects it has on youth. The harmful effects of technology on youth tends to be overlooked, especially by parents who do not pay this topic any attention. In turn, this allows their children to develop mental and social health issues. Adolescents today seem to have an issue when it comes to personal coping skills. Although not all youth have this issue there is a small percentage of kids who do. When something in their life goes

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    situation. Bystanders may not think they are in the wrong for leaving the conflict alone but really they are just as much part of the problem as the bully themselves. The barriers to intervening are both real and powerful for young people. For youths it is a very real possibility that doing the proper thing for someone else will equate to doing the wrong thing for their own social status. When bystanders intervene they can stop bullying within 10 seconds over 50% of the time (bscsd.org-bystanders)

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    Well the right response would be to say no! Some kids just can’t do that. Therefore, this program could help them develop ways to do so. Not only that the students won’t make the right decision, they could also get in trouble. When I was in 6th grade, one of the school counselors once said,” Peer pressure makes some kids skip class, just because

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    Youth Activism in an Era of Education Inequality When talking about government issues one would not go to a young persona and ask for their opinion, they would talk to the “adults.” Adults today believe that our youth do not know what is going how in our world and because of that they feel they should not be involved in the descion making, of what happens. Even though those so called “adults” are making descions that are directly affecting the youth of today. Youth Activism in an Era of Education

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    Youth Sports Analysis

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    Introduction In my eyes, youth sport teaches kids the importance of exercise and healthy competition. But is that really where it is anymore? When we look back at the initial goals of youth sport, they include developing character, values, skills, and to reduce juvenile delinquency. Fast forward to now, the priorities have completely changed. Instead of this idea of improving the kid’s overall wellbeing, it has shifted to this idea of commercializing youth sport. Brad Nicholson, from Princeton University

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