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This is something to show two sides of me without trying to show much of me, hence why I covered my eyes. Some people see me as a basketball player, and some people don't know I play basketball and only see me in formal settings, and this was a blend of the two.

Unselfie: Elijah Klein

Elijah Klein • January 27, 2021

I took this to try to show whats happening in my current internal struggle. I am trying to find a good balance of doing what I love and also school.

Unselfie: Sam Cao

Sam Cao • January 25, 2021

Art by Ryan Thomas-Palmer.

Kids Queer-ies: What Causes a Person to Want to be Gay?

Geneve Thomas-Palmer • January 23, 2021

Disclaimer: Much of the queer experience and queer indentity does not exist in black-and-white and it is hard for many queer people to definitively explain or categorize things about themselves or their...

I wanted to keep my hair in tact because it looked great that day but wanted to distort my facial features. I found some soap, peeled off the packaging and smooshed my face into it!

Unselfie: Elizabeth Shaieb

Elizabeth Shaieb • January 23, 2021

I went to my gym early and brought some lights for home and took picture with my sideline cheer poms on the ground and me holding a basketball to represent the sports I played for.

Unselfie: Kiyelle Hopes

kiyelle hopes • January 21, 2021

I wanted my unselfie to be a dimensional photo and I didn't want to be looking directly into the camera. That's boring. I had help from my friend to take this.

Unselfie: Mia Goldstein

Mia Goldstein • January 19, 2021

For years, reading has been an important part of my life and identity. Every day, no matter how busy I am, I find at least a few minutes in my schedule to just read a book. Most days I read for a lot longer than that.

Unselfie: Charles Solomon

Charles Solomon • January 17, 2021

Here, I try to position the light to catch my face right, but the image is distorted because of the medium and, by the time the picture gets taken, I'm too late. I see how I am perceived at the very last moment.

Unselfie: Eliot Klus

Eliot Klus • January 15, 2021

This picture was taken when I went to Japan on an exchange program in 2018. The light tunnel makes me think of everything I had done that day and how much fun I had. It reminds me to always live in the present moment and to appreciate what I have now.

Unselfie: Kevin Dutton

Kevin Dutton • January 13, 2021

This is a photo taken at a Huron High School Volleyball practice. For the safety of ourselves and our community, athletes play in masks. How have athletics changed in the middle of a pandemic, and is it safe to play?

Unselfie: Maggie Wolf

Maggie Wolf • January 11, 2021

Art by Ryan Thomas-Palmer.

Kids Queer-ies: What is …

Geneve Thomas-Palmer • January 11, 2021

Disclaimer: Much of the queer experience and queer indentity does not exist in black-and-white and it is hard for many queer people to definitively explain or categorize things about themselves or their...

In this photo I am wearing a hat from the park. In many ways, it is representative of the fact that we are nothing more than the product of our genetics and our environment. My hat, the only non-neutral color, does a good job illustrating the common misbelief that we have full control over who we are. In reality, we can't control what happens or our genes, in turn changing ones sense of self. Additionally, we see my face fully covered by the phone: A demonstration of the world existing through the eyes of the beholder. In this case, the 'world' exists from the phone, rather than me (paralleled with idea of a lack of self existing).

Unselfie: Sam Berkooz

Sam Berkooz • January 9, 2021

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