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In 2018, she vows to be kind, bold, daring

January 3, 2018
by Garret Reich
A collage that YJI Senior Reporter Garret Reich made for the new year. Her 2018 resolution: Be kind, be bold and daring, and see the world with fresh eyes every day. (Garret Reich/YJI)
Glenwood Iowa New Year's Day

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YJI alum Emily Couch (shown here in London several years ago) wrote this brilliant piece on Asian identity in the West for Foreign Policy magazine. Thoughtful and important: foreignpolicy.com/2021/04/07/anti-asian-racism-black-lives-matter-racial-justice/ ...

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"Most of the photos were taken in Yangon when the situation was not that bad. Then, everyone was going out to peacefully protest, but now it’s totally different.Not many people are going out anymore because the police and soldiers always crack down on the protests and terrorize the demonstrators and the neighborhood where the protest is held.Many people have died. They are also targeting the journalists and anyone who has a camera. I have to leave my camera whenever I go outside."Please take a look at this powerful work by a new student in Myanmar. www.youthjournalism.org/a-view-from-inside-the-myanmar-protests/ ...

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