BW Voices Of The Youth
Black Westchester often helps young writers raise their voices as a way to support creative expression and identity formation. Youth Voices are important because decisions and policies made today will directly affect them as they inherit the future. The youth today are empowered, informed, and have the capacity to have their voices heard. Black Westchester welcomes and encourages the voice of the youth in this column, where we offer an outlet to our future leaders to express and share their point of view.
Four Iona Prep students, Keshawn Mcdowell, Jordan Dunbar, Avery Turton, and Jaear Micheal (The Iona Prep 4) spoke exclusively to Black Westchester from in front of the Dr.
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June 24, 2020 // 0 Comments
Friday, May 29th of 2020, thousands of vigils were held throughout the country in honor of George Floyd. The vigils however were not only about the tragic passing of George
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June 2, 2020 // 1 Comment
Black Westchester Magazine’s Publisher Damon K. Jones & his student Ambassador Jason Perlaza at Mount Vernon High School Career Day [Black Westchester] Mount Vernon
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April 27, 2017 // 0 Comments
There is a significant problem weighing down Mount Vernon and nobody has truly discussed it in any forum or debate during this election season. Where are all the young
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September 9, 2015 // 0 Comments