#USvsHate
For the fourth year in a row, CH students have been named winners and finalists in the #USvsHate national contests.
Ayden G. ’23 was selected as a classic contest winner for her dance piece that was created to spark conversation about gun violence. Will A. ’23 was selected as a classic contest finalist for his original song about the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Joe D. ’23 was selected as a special call winner for his journalistic interview project about the prejudices Asian Americans endure. In addition, Beija S. ’23 was a finalist in the “Conversation Starters” category in which she highlighted the experiences of young Black women. Their English teacher, Carlos Castellanos shares: “After doing #USvsHate for three years now, it’s clear to me that projects like these are what students need to help them make sense of their world. They want to learn about the complexities of hate to better understand individual and systemic injustices they see and (in some cases) experience themselves. And most of all, they have the intellectual capacity and heart to handle it.” Click here to see these and other contest pieces.
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