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"They're willing to dump millions into a candidate to oust a progressive champion like Congressman Bowman."

“I've done more Shabbats in the past couple months than I have in my entire life,” said one student.

“This is a civil rights issue.”

“Everything LGTBQ youth deal with on a good day, they’re also dealing with now.”

Campus social life is going to look very different.

Now they're going to study law at Georgetown to fight for immigrant families like theirs.

“My people are being killed.”

“It can really happen to anyone.”

The shift to online education won’t be easy.

“The reason people are jumping turnstiles is because they don’t have the money."

This is a major step.

Student journalists made national headlines time and time again over the past year.

Attendees at the September 20 Youth Climate Strike tell Teen Vogue what brought them to the streets.

From basement meeting rooms and park benches, these students are creating a movement to save the world.

“I started healing when I saw people using his name more.”

A 12-year-old told Teen Vogue she felt sheer “terror” as she fled from gunfire.

“The black community has been failed by progressive elected leaders, New York City, and the United States of America.”

Their celebratory parade was about more than just their win.

“We should keep protesting until we see justice and accountability.”

"Knowing Kendrick as a person, he would do anything to save others.”

They've survived horrors, and want your help in these ways.

These so-called “impossible” candidates put pressure on establishment candidates to address issues they likely wouldn’t otherwise.

17-year-old Camilo Dunoyer explains.

“That’s when I decided people need to know what is happening.”