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This school year I was elected to represent my school as my Associated Student Body Treasurer, as an elected official I have the opportunity to help make decisions for our school. This year as well as last year our ASB team has helped making our school a more accepting place for the LGBTQ community. We have defend the decision to remove gender roles as well as royalty from our homecoming court. Even through the backlash from individuals about us uprooting traditions, as a team we have stood by our decision.

I spent many days in middle school exploring the neighborhood with my best friend who was of Hispanic and Samoan descent. When we entered stores I could see people follow him with their eyes, but not me. Seeing the way they assumed that

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