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"The great questions of the day will not be settled by means of speeches and majority decisions but by iron and blood."

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Question 5

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What has kept me going this year is the fact that next year will be better. Even though covid will still exist, school will have room to be more engaging and effective.

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"Believe you can and you're halfway there"

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"The darkest nights make the brightest stars."

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What kept me going throughout the year was “It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.”

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No one actually really cares/judges what you're doing. They are much more focused on their own flaws

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The only thing that has kept me going is the thought of summer and not have to go to school anymore

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"I've only got a couple hours until the day is over, then a couple days until the week is over."

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"Everything has to be over at some point, persevere through it."

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Don't give up, you will get through it all.

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"Success is not final,
failure is not fatal:
It is the courage to continue that counts." - Winston Churchill

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Honestly, the thing that's kept me going this school year is the countdown to summer that I've had since September.

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"I need a room full of mirrors, so I can be surrounded by winners"-Kanye West

"Everybody want to know what I would do if I didn't win... I guess we'll never know."-Kanye West

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"Take it one day at a time"

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One statement that has kept me going this year is, It can only get better from here.

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Don't work hard to impress other people, work hard enough so that other people have to impress you.

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"Old ways, won't open new doors" This is important to me because in order to grow as an individual you have to be open to change and trying new things outside your comfort zone.

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A socially just and anti-racist environment in school looks like nobody thinking of others in terms of their race. Just think of them as a classmate or friend instead of letting race change how you think of them.

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The first 80% of success takes 20% of the effort. The last 20% of success takes 80% of the effort.

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How do I see my identity?  How has it changed from the global/national events this year?  What do I hope to bring into the community in the future?    Think in terms of a Venn Diagram, but use any medium to express yourself!

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What do I need to feel comfortable and valued at school? How can I use my identity to make my school a place where everyone feels comfortable and valued for who they are?

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What would a socially just and anti-racist school look like to me? What actions have I taken to create social and racial justice in my school, in my community? What can I do in the future?

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Related to Question #1:

Create an identity pie for yourself - related to your identity and intersectionality.  Do you think your thoughts on identity, your intersectionality, and your own cultural competency has changed over this school year?  How so?

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This year has been a year like no other. You have made it to this point due to your own resilience and steadfast drive. What is a statement, word, or inspiring message that has kept you going?