Toward Tolerance

Mon., Feb. 15, 1999

As we begin the countdown to year 2000 and the new millennium that follows, Our Generation is taking a look at intolerance and discrimination on high school campuses and among young people today.

We’re looking for teenagers to share personal stories about experiences they’ve had with discrimination or acts of intolerance they’ve witnessed. We also want to know about students (or groups of students) who are doing something to fight intolerance.

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