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Labeled, Trafficked and Arrested: Texas law criminalizes so-called 'runaways.' Advocates say this retraumatizes vulnerable children
North Texas’s four largest counties refer more children to the state’s juvenile justice system for running away than any other part of the state.
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14 Fun, Teen-Approved Things To Do In Philadelphia
From historical sites to an urban "garden" and a game café, here are 14 things to do with teens on a Philadelphia weekend ...
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New Book “Home & Away” Presents Creative Works by Teens Impacted by Incarceration
Nearly every year since 2014, organizers of the Pathfinder and POPS (Pain of the Prison System) clubs – for teens affected by ...
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Migrant authors book about his harrowing journey and experience in child detention camp
Trinity University has an event this weekend featuring a book on an immigrant boy’s journal of survival as he seeks asylum in ...
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The Best Coming Of Age Picks From The Read With Jenna Book Club
If you're looking for coming-of-age stories with memorable characters and plenty of heart, these Read With Jenna book club ...
The ‘American Dirt’ Backlash Nearly Stopped Jeanine Cummins From Writing
Five years later, she has a new novel, “Speak to Me of Home,” which draws directly from her family’s history in Puerto Rico ...
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The stock market’s best and worst days often land side by side. Here’s the risk of walking away.
When the stock market gets scary, it may be better for investors to close their eyes than to run away. Gordon Gottsegen covers retail investing for MarketWatch.