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A socially just and anti-racist school looks like one that obviously isn't discriminatory, it educates it's students as to what's wrong vs. right and helpful vs. unhelpful. I try to educate people and uplift the voices of POC because they deserve the stage to speak as they are dealing with these problems.

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When people respect me, when you knows there is others like you, and people like you give you confidence

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I feel comfortable when people respect who I am, respect who others are, and respecting cultural and/or religious norms as a whole. The best ways for people to be comfortable is for them to not be judged for who they are. (As long as they're not judging or being rude).   :)

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There is always light at the end of the tunnel.

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What has changed about my identity is that instead of always trying to be the best, I am focusing more on taking care of myself as that is the most important. I learned this through the stress of the pandemic.

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I feel like it has matured me a little and I have become more open minded to things that I would usually reject.

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an inspiration that has kept me going is my hobbies and the mindset that when i finish this then i get to have fun.

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not judging others, to make each other feel equal.

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not judging others, to make each other feel equal.

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a message that has kept me going is don't wait for the storm to past, instead learn to dance in the rain

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That things will get better and to not give up

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An anti-racist school would look like everyone embracing, recognizing, and respecting every aspect of race like culture, struggles, etc. The actions I have taken to create a social and racial justice in my community is taking the time to understand differences and struggles and how I can help/encourage change.

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It was hard to keep motivation during the school year, and it was very difficult at times, effecting my mental health. "Everything is in the past, keep moving forward, everything that is meant to happen, is going to from here on." Those words stuck with me throughout the whole year.

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Being in a pandemic has given me more time to think about what is going on in the world and reflect on my own life.

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This year and last year I was able to identify who I am because of the pandemic. It helped me change how I look and how I want to be viewed because I wasn't dealing with the social pressure. I hope that my strength to present myself as who I am encourages others to do so as well.

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A message that has kept me going throughout the year is that everything happens for a reason, so go with the flow. I've also told myslef to stop being so judgemental and accept that I don't have to be perfect.

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This year the thing has been keeping me going is the idea of a fun summer and not having the pressure of school.

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One word that has inspired me and kept me going forward was Confidence. This has kept me going because I used to never have confidence in the school years so this year I boosted my confidence and it worked out better than I thought it would. Having higher confidence helped me feel a lot better about myself.

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While in Quarantine, everyone was free from social norms and the judgement of others, and not being influenced as heavily by the opinions of other people really helped me figure out my sexuality and gender identity. I may have never known I wasn't cishet if not for the feeling of being away from the rest of our heteronormative society

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persevere. there is always hope.

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An anti racist school looks like a school that does not discriminate based on the skin color or ethnicity of a student and a school that teaches there students about other cultures and ethnicity. I taken an extra step to learn about other cultures and religions, so I could learn to not insult or be unjust towards another student.

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I have figured out so much about myself during the covid years and I'm still continuing to find parts of myself. I don't think that covid itself has changed me but the quarantine allowed me to figure some things out. Not having to deal with school as much really allowed me to have time to think about things, as well as not be under as much stress as school typically causes.

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You are perfect just the way you are.

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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?  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?