Sravya Tadepalli

Sravya Tadepalli is a freelance writer based in Oregon. Her writing has been featured in Arlington Magazine, Teaching Tolerance, the Portland Tribune, Oregon Humanities, and the textbook America Now.

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Here’s what you need to know about the COVID bivalent booster

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color photograph of a black woman sitting in a chair as she receives an Omicron booster. she wears a blue medical mask

Unions offer graduate student workers a stronger platform to secure living wages and reasonable workloads

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a diverse group of college students stand in a loose semicircle outside in the sunlight

Puerto Rico needs support after Hurricane Fiona. Here’s how to help

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a young father wearing black sports shorts and a white t-shirt carries a toddler as his other son, a young child, walks besid

For-profit coding boot camps prey on BIPOC workers

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Black female computer programmer wearing a red, black, and white flannel works on a new software and coding while working fro

How are marginalized communities faring with the new COVID wave?

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people walk past a blue sidewalk sign with yellow and white text reading "covid testing here free and safe"

As conservatorship abuse gains more attention, more activists speak out against it

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As conservatorship abuse gains more attention, more activists speak out against it

Fake COVID-19 testing sites are scamming vulnerable communities across the country

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Fake COVID-19 testing sites are scamming vulnerable communities across the country

A record number of cities used ranked-choice voting this week. Will it make elections more inclusive?

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A record number of cities used ranked-choice voting this week. Will it make elections more inclusive?

Anti-riot laws aren’t about curbing violence—they’re about stifling civil dissent

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Anti-riot laws aren’t about curbing violence—they’re about stifling civil dissent

Climate justice activists call on Congress to ‘seal the deal’ on climate change

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Climate justice activists call on Congress to ‘seal the deal’ on climate change

Reflective literature in school can encourage reading and improve literacy. Here’s how

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Reflective literature in school can encourage reading and improve literacy. Here’s how

Renaming schools to address racist history is a transformative act

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Renaming schools to address racist history is a transformative act