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Shootback is proud to partner with Shout Mouse Press, a nonprofit publishing house for unheard voices that promotes diversity in literature by empowering underrepresented communities to develop and write their stories.
Shootback helped young authors from Ballou High School and Beacon House to produce photos for two Shout Mouse Press books - How to Grow Up Like Me and Trinitoga: Stories of a life in a rouged up tough love no good hood. These books are available for purchase online, with all proceeds going towards new Shout Mouse Press projects which help amplify new voices.
How to Grow Up Like Me: The Ballou Story Project is the ...the style be Stalinist, i.e. richly decorated stations, with plenty of Communist symbols and as well national (Ukrainian) motifs for all 7 stations. However, the competition was cancelled—partly due to the cancellation of the two westernmost stations and partly due to Khrushchev Thaw, which made the Stalinist style inappropriate.

Tunnel drilling met with frequent difficulties that were not mentioned in the project, for example: a specific terrain of drilling and the underground water sources which were not expected. For these reasons, the construction fell severely behind schedule. The first connection between separate tunnels was made between "Dnipro" and "Arsenalna" in December 1951, while the last were created between the "Vokzalna" and "Universytet" stations, in May 1959.

Various difficulties arose at the construction of the underground. For example, Arsenalna station was