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Student Authors Speak Out: An Interview with Ebony Hardnett

The Equality Now Project aims to amplify and uplift diverse voices. In the spirit of achieving this, we’ve conducted four student interviews with authors from this project.  

In this interview, we were given the chance to speak with Ebony Hardnett, author of the piece “Utopia,” and she expressed her desire for change within her community. 

Author Ebony Hardnett

How did you feel returning to school? What challenges have you faced in getting your GED/HSED?

At first, I struggled with it. I was going back to school at 36, a full-time single parent, so I struggled at first. But then I just figured I had to complete it because I have children that are looking up to me, and I have to be about it. And it’s not so much just saying you have to finish school; I have to show them that I could do it too.

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Student Authors Speak Out: An Interview with Jason Sanchez

The Equality Now Project aims to amplify and uplift diverse voices. In the spirit of achieving this, we’ve conducted four student interviews with authors from this project.  

In this interview, we were given the chance to speak with Jason Sanchez, author of the piece “Social Media and the Bystanders of Hate,” and he expressed gratitude for the Literacy Services of Wisconsin and advocated for readers to be mindful and kind to people from all walks of life. 

 

Author Jason Sanchez poses for a photo

Author Jason Sanchez

How did you feel returning to school? What challenges have you faced in getting your GED/HSED?

Honestly, just the thought of returning to school was super exciting! I can say I was also nervous at first. It has been such a long time since I have done any schoolwork, I was nervous that it would be a little more complicated than before. The only challenge I faced was trying to stay motivated and determined while dealing with school and work at the same time.

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