Galvanizing the Student Voice: The Peachy Progressive

Juan-Pablo Armes, the current Chair of Gwinnett High School Democrats, posing with fellow activists.

Generation Z is revolutionizing how political change is enacted through digital media. With student-led, online-driven movements such as March For Our Lives and Zero Hour bringing light to some of the most debilitating issues faced by younger generations today, the prospect of political activism for high school students is just as accessible as it is impactful.

Through Gwinnett High School Democrats’ publication The Peachy Progressive (TPP), we aim to provide high schoolers from around Gwinnett County a platform to discuss recent developments in local, state, and national politics and to express their opinions on the issues that directly affect students.

Join our team by applying to become a contributor here. Any questions about The Peachy Progressive can be directed to gwinnetthsda@gmail.com. On behalf of the HSDAGW Executive Board, we thank you for investing in our mission to turn Georgia blue.

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