By Apsara Senaratne On February 19, 1942, the United States was shaken to its core…
Author: Apsara Senaratne
Apsara Senaratne is a junior at Granada Hills Charter High School and Feature Editor of the school newspaper, The Plaid Press. She feels very strongly about the right to free speech, and views journalism as a medium through which she can openly express controversial views, both political and personal.
In the last decade alone, hundreds of single-sex educational institutions have appeared in the U.S.,…
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By Apsara Senaratne In 2018, millions of people scroll through their social media feeds, send countless…
