From living in motels to facing racism, girls share stories in new book
At first, Gisselle Smith-Echevarria thought she would write about pollution, a safe topic, nothing personal.
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At first, Gisselle Smith-Echevarria thought she would write about pollution, a safe topic, nothing personal.
"Speak, Young Brown People, Speak. We Are Listening!" has stories from 16 girls who write about poverty, racism, sexism and police brutality.