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We have the money, we have the time, Yet we are poor without a dime. As middle class we always lose, No matter what path we choose. We are puppets for the rich, And the face of the nation. We will die in a ditch, At their dictation. Some of us are frugal, and some of us are not. But when they play the final bugle, The lot of us will rot.

For over 12 years I have played professionally competitive tennis. At age 12, I was ranked 21 in the state, which was a huge accomplishment for me. My deep commitment to Tennis resulted in my decision to homeschool for 2 years. When I was younger, I played with passion and the drive to win. Now, my competitive senses have slightly dulled, and I view the sport as a fun outlet to be involved at school and make new friends. Although I am less involved in competition, I still ha

In middle school it became a trend to be blatantly and openly racist to South Asians, in particular, Indians. People who used to surround me began to view me with scornful eyes, as if my existence was a sin. The discrimination I experienced, and still do, negatively affected my self- esteem, placing me in a vulnerable state. I wanted to look like and act like everyone else. Other children would claim my race was the only reason I was smart, and so, although my class rank was

Climate change is recognized as a global issue, defined as the result of “long term shifts in temperature and weather patterns” caused by a range of factors (United Nations). Climate change primarily worsens due to human activities, mainly including burning fossil fuels and constant rapid release of greenhouse gases. In the last two centuries, factories and several human inventions have relied on nonrenewable resources, producing vast amounts of waste material. For decades, g