I’m in school right now, but I’m doing it remotely because of the pandemic. I’m pursuing my associate’s degree in science at Nicolet College in Rhinelander, and from there I’d like to either go into linguistic anthropology or environmental science. Photo courtesy of Jephrey Valliere I was working for Amazon down in Kenosha for a …
I’m excited to vote because it’s such an amazing experience for any citizen to be able to have the right to do it. People have fought throughout history to have the right to vote, so it’s something you should be excited about. Photo courtesy of Chelsey Severson I live outside of Osseo, in the country. …
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My mom is Ojibwe and my dad is Ho-Chunk. My name is Ma’iingan, which means wolf in Ojibwe. There are lots of jokes about the Wolf girls in the family, how they’re headstrong and not really willing to back down. Subconsciously, I think I have internalized that. Photo courtesy of Ma’iingan Wolf Garvin My name …
I grew up in the Philippines during a turbulent time in the mid ’80s because of dictator Ferdinand Marcos. He was in power for 20 years. The TV was censored and there were restrictions. There wasn’t a lot of freedom of speech. I was 12 and remember it perfectly. There was tension when people spoke …
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