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Laila Hines

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Detroit
As seen in: Youth Environmental Press Team, The Teen Magazine
Covers:  I cover all topics, environmental, trends, lifestyle, health, government, law, etc.
Doesn't Cover: There isn't anything I can't cover.

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Laila Hines’s Biography

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Laila Hines is an emerging multimedia journalist, creative strategist, and analytical researcher. Driven by a passion for impactful storytelling, she examines the intersections of business, religion, and socio-political issues. Over the last nine months, Laila has built a prolific digital footprint, publishing 23 articles and capturing over 20,000 pageviews across her investigative coverage. As an active member of both the Youth Journalism Coalition and the Write The World community, Laila uses…

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The Rise of AI-Generated Music: Threat Or Masterpiece?

The Rise of AI-Generated Music: Threat Or Masterpiece?

I wouldn't say that it's a threat but many would say that AI is taking away the art of music with a simple co…

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Do Video Games Deserve the Bad Rep They Get?

Do Video Games Deserve the Bad Rep They Get?

Ditigial video games from your phone is honestly better in my opinion because it's right from your phone, not…

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3 Social Barriers We Need to Talk About

3 Social Barriers We Need to Talk About

There are many barriers in society these days and they need to stop. Like seriously, why do we even have them…

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How the Government Failed to Protect Us from the Andes Strain of Hantavirus

How the Government Failed to Protect Us from the Andes Strain of Hantavirus

I have done many pieces involving the government but this one may be my favorite so far. Today we will be bre…

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Exploring Gen Z's Viewpoint Towards Marriage: Is It Really Worth It? What Does Marriage Look Like...

Exploring Gen Z's Viewpoint Towards Marriage: Is It Really Worth It? What Does Marriage Look Like...

Marriage, something we all want, or at least some of us want in life. But do you ever ask yourself, " What is…

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The Secret to Dark Academia's Fall Obsession: Why We Return to It Every Year

The Secret to Dark Academia's Fall Obsession: Why We Return to It Every Year

This is a question that has probably slipped through the cracks of your mind once or twice. It's probably a q…

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Saving The Planet Or Just Moving Trash Around?

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By Laila Hines
| Youth Environmental Press Team
Categories: The author is a freshman in Detroit, Michigan. Try standing at the corner of Raymond Boulevard. On any given morning, you can literally smell the reality of modern environmentalism. As Newarkers, we logically separate our blue bins from our green bins, treating the morning ritual like a quiet daily task, a small badge of our eco-conscious pride. But as those trucks drive away, that comforting myth of “out of sight, out of mind” begins to unravel right in front of us.
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Climate Change And The Effects On The Lower Class Economy

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By Laila Hines
| Youth Environmental Press Team
The author is a freshman in Detroit, Michigan Can economic policy and climate policy be treated as separate debates? They absolutely cannot. For the lower class of the United States, our environment is the economy. When intense weather destroys hourly labor, affordable housing comes crashing down, and the cost of basic necessities rise, their security net that they depend on fails all together. Wealth can offer basic protections from a shifting climate.
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The Breakdown on Political Violence

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By Laila Hines
| The Teen Magazine
Whyis there so much political violence? So much hate? What happened to being a community? Thriving together? Today we will be diving into why there is so much political violence in this world and who it's targeted at specifically.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing articles.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No but I want one.

How is social media changing news?

I don't really know. I just know that social media isn't always telling the truth and they could be lying on their story which I don't like.