Young writers cover a host of subjects from what it means to be a British Muslim to whether Muslim girls in the UK should wear headscarves. One young writer, Amina Ahmed, explains how she believes wearing the Hijab should be seen as a positive "demonstration of belief and faith".
It's a picture of a pair of brand-new blood-stained trainers that grabs the reader's attention in the latest issue of Haringey's Exposure magazine. The article, entitled Slave Away, questions just who is making the trainers and clothing that many young people wear. Young writer Lewis Cyrus Thompson calls on teenagers to think carefully about where they buy their clothing.
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