Unresolved and Ongoing
Unresolved and Ongoing
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The blog, entitled Unresolved and Ongoing, works to address social, racial, economic, and personal issues in South Pasadena schools and the South Pasadena community through detailed entries of personal experience and anecdotes. Each blog post will be written by a Peer Mediator.
Written by an anonymous Peer Mediator, "Drop Date" discusses the stresses of coming back to school and academic balance.
No. 12: "Missing School for Jewish Holidays"
No. 12: "Missing School for Jewish Holidays"
Written by an anonymous Peer Mediator, “Missing School for Jewish Holidays,” reveals the undiscussed burden of celebrating non-school excused holidays as a Jewish person at SPHS.
No. 11: "BMI" (Content Warning: Mentions ED and weight)
No. 11: "BMI" (Content Warning: Mentions ED and weight)
A collaborative blog written by the Peer Mediators, "BMI" reveals the racist history of a 'fundamental' part of our Physical Education system.
No. 10: "Stigma"
No. 10: "Stigma"
Written by Adam Kwoh, "Stigma" reveals a unique perspective about mental illness and the stigma about them.
No. 9: "How to Deal with Anxiety"
No. 9: "How to Deal with Anxiety"
Written by Mia Ramos, "How to Deal with Anxiety" provides helpful coping mechanisms for readers and a personal perspective on anxiety as a teen.
No. 8: "How TikTok Encourages Eating Disorders"
No. 8: "How TikTok Encourages Eating Disorders"
Written by Melissa Hutchins, "How TikTok Encourages Eating Disorders" reveals the toxic diet culture on TikTok and its effect on youth today.
No. 7: "Being a Little Sibling"
No. 7: "Being a Little Sibling"
Written by Twyla Metcalfe, "Being a Little Sibling" shows a unique aspect of being a little sibling, and the societal pressure put on little siblings.
No. 6: "Self Love and Putting Yourself First"
No. 6: "Self Love and Putting Yourself First"
Written by Shaylee Yoon, "Self Love and Putting Yourself First" is a personal reflection on the task of self love, while also providing recommendations on how to love yourself.
No. 5: "Fatphobia"
No. 5: "Fatphobia"
Written by Sadie Metcalfe, "Fatphobia" talks about the history behind fatphobia, the BMI, and the modern-day manifestations of fatphobia.
No. 4: "Cancel Culture vs. Call-Out Culture"
No. 4: "Cancel Culture vs. Call-Out Culture"
Written by an anonymous Peer Mediator, "Cancel Culture vs. Call-Out Culture" delves into the difference between the two, and the inappropriate overuse of cancel culture.
No. 3: "Online Learning and Educational Inequity"
No. 3: "Online Learning and Educational Inequity"
Written by Iris Barrera, "Online Learning and Educational Inequity" looks at the system of inequity during a full school year of online learning.
No. 2: "The Transaction of Learning"
No. 2: "The Transaction of Learning"
Written by Sophie Mertzel, "The Transaction of Learning" analyzes the relationship between school and learning.
No. 1: "Can I Ask You Something?"
No. 1: "Can I Ask You Something?"
Written by an anonymous Peer Mediator, "Can I Ask You Something?" dives into being an LGBTQ+ youth today.
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