From age 15, Jamaican American student Jadyn Sinclair has distinguished herself among her peers, being the youngest-ever vice-president of the student government at Bronx High School of Science in New York City — a predominantly Caucasian/Asian institution — before later becoming | Collector

From age 15, Jamaican American student Jadyn Sinclair has distinguished herself among her peers, being the youngest-ever vice-president of the student government at Bronx High School of Science in New York City — a predominantly Caucasian/Asian institution — before later becoming

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From age 15, Jamaican American student Jadyn Sinclair has distinguished herself among her peers, being the youngest-ever vice-president of the student government at Bronx High School of Science in New York City — a predominantly Caucasian/Asian institution — before later becoming

From age 15, Jamaican American student Jadyn Sinclair has distinguished herself among her peers, being the youngest-ever vice-president of the student government at Bronx High School of Science in New York City — a predominantly Caucasian/Asian institution — before later becoming

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