Student at Manual Arts High School, member of SCYEA
Student at Manual Arts High School, member of SCYEAPROFILE
Jasmine Robottom
Guest
FROM Jasmine Robottom
Which Way, L.A.?
Depression in South LA Schools A survey of 6,000 kids at 7 of LA’s inner city high schools reveal symptoms of what professionals call “clinical depression” largely due to a fear of violence. It shows that the schools don’t provide a sense of belonging and that kids don’t think they’re getting the preparation they’re entitled to. A group called South Central Youth Empowered Thru Action deployed students to talk with each other.
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