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almost failed half my classes, among us kept me going, i kinda want some pie, im very supportive but im toxic at siege and among us too. adios amigos.

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1. no
2. I feel comfortable at this school. There's so many people it is impossible to feel valued.
3. I am sorry I am focused on myself.
4. no
5. no

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Like Star Trek ...your gender or race or planet doesn’t matter, you are given a chance like everyone deserves and you are not labeled any way based on what you look like or where you come from even though your roots and identity are still valued but they do not define what you can achieve

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1) I identify as
2) I think school is a pretty comfy place.

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I need people to have respect and listen when I’m talking just as I do when they speak! It’s not that hard to feel comfortable as long as everyone respects each other so people don’t have a fear of being judged

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1) I identify as myself
2)I feel pretty comfortable in the school
3)While our school is pretty just compared to other schools, in the grand scheme of things it still could use some work
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5)

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My identity comes from several moment sim my life that has defined me. Where I was born, who my parents are how I was brought up, my belief my struggles and my choices and much more take part in making me who I am going to become!

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1. I see identity as valuable aspects that make you who you are.
2. I feel comfortable at school
3. treat every one as equals and with value
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5. it will be okay

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1) I see my identity as being somewhat normal. I've tried to change it in order to help others.
2) I do feel comfortable at school
3)people respect everyone.
4) no.
5) the Mandalorian kept me going tbh.

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1) no
2) I feel valued but no one needs to know my identity, I don't talk to basically anyone at school so I don't care about them knowing my personal identity, I won't even remember them in 5 years
3) people at this school don't care enough about the racist things that happen
4) no
5) bruh I literally have no motivational thing that got me through this like what?

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1. I am not special I don't know what to put here.
2. As long as the teachers care I can be comfortable in any class.
3. Schools where things aren't forced on the kids.
4. Absolutely not, no way I am doing that.
5. Well at least I don't have covid.

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These questions are implying that we have to think and see the world in a certain way when in fact we all are different and think differently.

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1. Just being nice is enough to make school a comfortable place for everyone.
2. I need extracurriculars to invest myself in in order to feel valued at school.  In order to feel comfortable, I need the school to be a safe and welcoming space.

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1. I don't really take time to think about my exact identity very often. I don't think that it has changed very much from events, maybe I am more open minded, but I'm not sure.
2. There is not anything specific that I need to feel comfortable. I think that the school does a good job, and that it mostly comes down to the individual teachers who listen, and that makes it comfortable.
3. I have no idea. Just be nice and respect everyone.
4. no
5. I just tell myself that it'll all work itself out and that I'm gonna forget about whatever assignment I'm stressing about in a week or so.

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Though I don't identify as non-binary or gender non conforming, the school needs to be more open and accepting of its diverse student body. Teachers should ask for students preferred pronouns in the beginning of the year, have gender neutral bathrooms, and change the overall language the school uses to be inclusive and include "people" and "they/them" instead of boys and girls, ladies and gentlemen.

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1) no
2) Sure I guess I feel comfortable in school. stop trying to force us into what u want our "identity" to be. Nobody really cares what other people do in this school they can do whatever they want. If they don't feel comfortable and valued than that kinda seems like their issue and they should therefore change their identity because that's what we're being told to do; change out identity for the better of the community when in reality this makes us all conform to one boring so called "identity"
3) I think our school is pretty average on the scale of racial justice and equality aside from the fact that the school systems take away pretty much all of our rights when were in school.
4) no
5) getting out of this town and school/graduating

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1) I identify as a boring person :)
2) I feel comfortable at school
3) sus
4) I kind of want pie, but I'm good rn.
5) Covid stinky ty. among us kept me going...

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2) I feel comfortable and valued at school.
3)

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1. I see my identity as something that is constantly changing and developing throughout my life and this year. This year I have learned to better understand myself as a person
2. I feel comfortable at school, but it is important that our school continues to express that they are accepting of everyone.
3. Again, it's important that the school does not just call themselves anti-racist, but takes action in support of anti-racism and actually follows through. I personally have become involved in clubs that work to help racial/social justice causes.
4. Pie!
5. "You were made to do hard things"

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1. I have a better understanding of myself and my limits after doing a year of school in a setting I am not typically used to.
2. I mostly just need people to be understanding of everyone else and their limits. That way people can be more successful because their teachers know how to help them
3. Mostly just accepting of every person in it. Not necessarily making them feel abnormal or overly different from everyone else, because most kids I've talked to like being treated just like everyone else
4. I don't know what an identity pie is, but I would say I have a better understanding of different kinds of people now that I didn't have before this year.
5. I don't really have any inspiring statements, unfortunately.

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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?

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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?