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Sidney keys III was an activist who fought for literacy among boys, he created a book club consisting of about 100 boys. The genre/topics they read in the books are sci-fi, fantasy

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There were 116 homicides in the nation’s capital in 2017. It took just one to change Shana Grant’s life.

“I had always been interested in social justice and how I could improve my community,” the 17-year-old Washington native said. “But I wasn’t sure how to go about it.”

After September 20, 2017, she knew. That was the night that her 16-year-old friend, Zaire Kelly, was shot to death outside his home by a teenager trying to rob him.

Zaire was the first person Shana knew personally who had died from gun violence. And she wanted him to be the last. Police statistics showed that the percentage of gun-related deaths in the city was rising.

“It was time for it to be enough,” Shana said.

Believing strongly that youths can make a difference, she engaged in anti-violence activism. She was on Pennsylvania Avenue a few months later for the student-led March for Our Lives demonstration supporting gun-control measures. Other rallies and meetings followed. Last year, she was elected a D.C. youth “mayor” through a city-run program that develops future leaders.

“I have a unique perspective as an African American girl living in Ward 8 and seeing how gun violence and poverty affect families in my community,” Shana said.

Now she is working on a proposal to help students who are at risk of turning to a life of crime. She calls it “preventing the school-to-prison pipeline.”

At youth government meetings and town hall gatherings, she urges nonviolent solutions to problems. She calls it “practicing peace.”
Here are some of her suggestions for young people feeling angry or stressed: Breathe deeply, write down your feelings, talk to someone, try to see the other person’s point of view, and look for activities you enjoy, such as listening to music.

Shana expects to graduate in May from BASIS DC charter school. She wants to attend Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, in the fall and plans to become a doctor. She is not planning on giving up her activism, though.

“Things need to be changed,” she said. “I want to be part of that change.”

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Maimouna Ndiaye
Is one of the youngest kid on Mali's national robotics team who wants to build perfect assistant. Today she sees robotics as the future

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Milena Radoytseva was a activst against bullying and helping kids stand up for them selfs. on a random day Milena grabed a mirco phone and introduced herself she spoke about bullying and how it can be stop after that everyone was pulled in and protested

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Genesis Butler fights for animal rights. she loves animals and became vegan at age 3 when she found out what chicken nuggets where made of, she got her parents and siblings to become vegan as well. when Genesis was 8 she started a nonprofit to help animal shelters, she posted a video that got thousands of views. she worked to promote more vegan meals and stop animal testing.

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Demetri Sedita: In Tampa, Florida there is a festival where they toss beaded necklaces. Demetri however has noticed that the beads end up in waterways and pollute waters. Not only polluting waters but some of the beads may be digested by underwater animals. To stop this Demetri works with someone named Ethan to spread the word of the damage the beads cause. He and the community take some measures to keep the beads out of water like post bead festival cleanups. The mayor was showed all the beaded necklaces underwater and also tried to help. Although there wasnt much improvement, he wont stop trying.

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Naudia Greenawalt & and Linkin Eger  are bestfriend, but at the age of 2 years old Linkin gets brain cancer he gets the surgery and most of it came out but a few years later he's finally gets it's all out. Linkin and Naudia both write a book and end up being "Emmy-nominated documentary" Naudia finds out that she wants to be a primatologist and study monkeys. and Likin wants to be a brain surgeon, but first before that they made a book called  "My Friend Mackenzie" which is about a girl fighting cancer, and That was the end of the paragraph.

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Sidney Keys is an activist who created a book club for boys ages 7-13, which currently has about 100 members. The group mainly focuses on African American literature, history, sci-fi, and fantasy genres.
The club is inclusive, and offers their club for boys of all races and backgrounds.

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Shana grant is 17 years old born in Washington DC. Her 16 year old friend was shot dead outside home then she began engaged in anti-violence activism. She calls her work "preventing the school to prison pipeline"

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The article about Alice Imbastari was about her picking up trash on the beach and she picked up tiny pieces of foam. She dreamed of being a vet when she grew up. She starts one step at a time and so she learned a lot about littering since she spoke in Rome in front of a lot of people. They were gathered for the first global climate strike for the future. She begged her parents to let her protest just like her role model Greta Thungberg but they wouldn't let her skip classes to do that. So she had to come up with another plan, so she got equipment to be able to pick up trash. She used to get bullied at school for her activism and so she had to move schools. Alice is from Italy. She cares about picking up trash because it affects animals and her enviorment.

." I go home, and there's plastic again the next day, it keeps coming".

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Naudia Greenawalt and Linkin Eger two bestfriends <3
They decided on spreading awareness about childhood cancer.
They both live in Wisconsin.
When Linkin was young, doctors found his brain tumor. They removed a good amount of it but not all of it. His brain tumor soon came back and he needed to take some medication that kills cancer cells. Naudia wanted to figure out what her best friend was going through and turned his life into a book and gave the money to his family. Linken finished his treatment and is now living a normal life. Both o them are still promoting childhood cancer awareness by interviewing children and making stories.

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William: Instead of William Winslow spending the long MLK holiday weekend playing basketball in his driveway at his house, but instead he committed to persuading customers to buy food to send home in kid's backpacks during spring break. The article says, "I didn't imagine that William would be 14 and still doing this, but the older he gets, the more passionate he is," his mom said.