Services 4 — Kaela Anderson

WRITING CLIPS

Studying Journalism & Design at Northeastern University, I spent my time writing pieces both in and outside of the classroom on topics such as politics, sports culture, as well race & diversity. Linked below are projects that have been published, as well as some of my class assignments.

We Can't Breathe

"We Can't Breathe" is a call to action that was published on Juneteenth, 2020, recognizing racial oppression in the United States.
Between Two Races, Must I Choose

"Between Two Races, Must I Choose," is a personal narrative discussing the eternal struggle of what it feels like to be bi-racial. (The piece can be found on pages 102 - 107.)
When Your Niche is Nowhere, Diversity at Northeastern

"When Your Niche Is Nowhere, Diversity at Northeastern," talks about my struggle to find a sense of belonging at a predominantly white institution, as a woman of color. (The piece can be found on pages 62 - 63.)
How To Not Be A Bigot This Halloween

"How Not to Be a Bigot This Halloween," is a satirical to-do list of how to avoid being problematic when choosing a Halloween costume.
Inclusivity in Sports Media: Where Does Boston Stand?

"Inclusivity in Sports Media: Where Does Boston Stand," is an interview and research project that I worked with a partner reporter on, to uncover how inclusive Boston is when it comes to sports media.
Gen Z & The Midterm Election

"Gen Z & The Midterm Election," is a research piece looking to uncover where gen-z stands when it comes to their civil duty to vote.
Mission Hill 100

"The Mission Hill 100 Project," is a community project sourced out of Northeastern University in partnership with The Scope, a local Boston paper, spotlighting the local community of Mission Hill.

WRITING CLIPS

We Can't Breathe

Between Two Races, Must I Choose

When Your Niche is Nowhere, Diversity at Northeastern

How To Not Be A Bigot This Halloween

Inclusivity in Sports Media: Where Does Boston Stand?

Gen Z & The Midterm Election

Mission Hill 100