Collection:Stage 4: The Adolescent Uprising (Ages 16+)

Three stories. One argument about what assimilation costs.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

She grew up in the cult. Then the FBI came. Then the fire.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

The glamour. The breakdown. The bell jar descending.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

A queer relationship. Abuse with no language for it. She names it.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

Thirty years on death row for a crime he didn't commit.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

Two boys break a kissing record. The AIDS generation watches.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

1942. Fourteen Japanese American kids. One executive order.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

He grew up undocumented. His parents were deported. He stayed.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

Her perfect sister died. Now Julia has to be the good one.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

Letters that bleed and bloom.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

Democracy outside. Dictatorship inside. Same man.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

Left Nigeria. Learned she was Black in America.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

Internment meets ink and defiance.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

Long Beach. 150 students. 150 diaries. All of it true.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

The marketing industry studied your childhood. To sell to it.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

White discomfort about race. Why it happens. What to do.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

Debt is 5,000 years old. It was always about power.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

A Palestinian family. Four generations of loss.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

Nine lives. Nine trees. One argument about what we are destroying.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

A populist wins in 1936. America becomes a dictatorship. Step by step.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

He summoned a ghost to prove himself. The ghost won't leave.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

It's worse than they're telling you. Here's the full picture.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

An all-Black town built paradise. Then attacked the women next door.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST

An American in Paris. He loves a man. He can't let himself.

READ – REFLECT → RESIST