When Your Mic Gets Cut: What Valedictorian Leen Hijaz's Story Teaches Us About Finding Our Voice

When valedictorian Leen Hijaz took the stage, she expected her voice to be heard. Instead, her speech sparked a national conversation about free expression, courage, and what happens when students speak on issues they care deeply about. Her story raises an important question for every college student: How do you stay true to your voice when it's not the easiest thing to do? In a world where speaking up can feel risky, learning to advocate for yourself may be one of the most valuable skills you develop.

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