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Having a non-academic experience that really made me feel included was really influential for me!

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Field trips to the Children's Museum are some of my favorite memories of elementary school. Rock climbing in a dress was my vibe.

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Went to a very racist high school in Arizona. This was a picture taken on campus of students from my school.

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I went to Garfield Elementary for Kindergarten and 1st Grade. For good behavior or excellent academics we'd receive tickets for "garfield bears" that we could bring to the principle, who would then give us these cinnamon bears. I feel like these helped create a feeling of community within the school, and small bits of recognition from people within the school, not just the teacher.

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In fourth grade at the beginning of the year I was behind in reading comprehension because of my language barrier, however towards the end of the year my progress was seen, the teacher gifted me the film cats and dogs from 2001 which had come out that year, as a gift.

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A well behaved woman rarely makes history

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A well behaved woman rarely makes history

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A book I read in sixth grade that resonated with me

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A book I read in sixth grade that resonated with me

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“We all have such stories. It is a brutal arithmetic. But I - I am alive. You are alive. As long as we breathe, we can see and hear. As long as we can remember, all those gone before are alive inside us.”― Jane Yolen, The Devil's Arithmetic

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My sister and I were in an inclusive classroom which was so meaningful to me! We both loved reading and this is a dress-up day where we dressed up as our favorite book characters!

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I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. -Maya Angelou