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Category: Feature
Each issue, TRN chooses a topic to focus on and dedicates several articles to it: providing different perspectives, styles, and coverage of that topic.
Features cover issues in greater depth than traditional news coverage and often provide more analysis and humanization.
Southern States Take to Censorship of Racial and LGBTQ+ Topics
Southern states take to censorship of racial and LGBTQ+ topics
How Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students Find Community Inside and Outside of School
Examining the social aspects of the DHH program at Roosevelt
Accommodations Available for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students and the Policies That Make Them Possible
Roosevelt only SPS high school to accommodate ASL “SPS has
A Brief History of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community
“Deaf culture is powerful. It’s critical in helping Deaf people
6 RHS Students Share How They Stay Connected to Their Cultures
Each Roosevelt High School student has a unique cultural background, and a unique experience of how they balance their culture, social life, high school experience, and family life.
One outlet for students to honor their heritage and find community is through cultural affinity groups. Roosevelt is home to several cultural affinity groups, including the Asian Culture Club, La Raza, the Black Student Union, the Jewish Student Union, and others.