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Anthro Magazine

Palo Alto High School's Social Activism Publication

Anthro Magazine

Anthro Magazine

Speaking to the crowd — former mayor of the City of East Palo Alto and the current poet laureate for San Mateo County, Antonio López, speaks to the teens about their vital role in the future of politics. “It's always been young people who made the difference,” Lo
Rising Palo Alto leaders promote civil discourse
June 5, 2025
School board President Shana Segal attends one of the Environment and Medicine Club's meetings. "She [Segal] came to our club to talk about how it's going and the essence of sustainability in Palo Alto, and what she wants to do to change and make it better," Co-President Sid Iyer said.
Activism club spotlight
June 2, 2025
High school junior, Leila Berman walks in the dense plantations scattering fertilizer. She takes in the beauty of the plants while replenishing them for the future.
From soil to sip
June 5, 2025
Across the board: a national attack against trans rights
Across the board: a national attack against trans rights
June 5, 2025
OPINION: The blame game
OPINION: The blame game
May 27, 2025
Art by Vivian Tang
OPINION: Yes, you are a feminist!
May 22, 2025
Meet Some Anthroids!
Vivian Tang
Vivian Tang
Staff Writer

Vivian (Class of 2025) joined Anthro in her sophomore year because she is invested in bringing activism issues to her school and community. In her free time, she loves to sketch and try different types of pastries around the Bay Area.

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William Xue
Staff Writer

William (Class of 2026) joined Anthro in his sophomore year to explore social justice issues in our community. In his free time, William loves to pet his cat and play Roblox.

Salem Coyle
Salem Coyle
Staff Writer

Salem (Class of 2025) joined Anthro in his junior year because he is passionate about social justice and activism. In his free time, he loves to draw, write, and listen to music.

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