Coming out is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with religion, hypocrisy, and questions that have been disregarded.

Anonymous

The age of 7 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both resistant to hesitation and willing to speak my mind.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with drugs, alcohol, and unequal opportunities.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with love, racisms, and tragedy.

Marie – Lopez

When I understood the math early is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Charlotte – Saldi

I grew up in a world with Arguing, Lies, and Anger.

Peyton

I grew up in a world with secrets, guilt, and repression.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with Laughter, Success, and Isolation.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with Love, Care, and Tidiness.

Anonymous

6th grade is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Jae – Milan

I grew up in a world with uncertainty, misery, and survival instincts.

Anonymous

Hanging out with myself put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both myself and myself.

Anonymous

My little white lie is...
my lack of confidence my self hatred the contempt I might feel my ambitions my future my projects.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with doctors, private school students, and dogs.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with woman, white people, and jews.

Anonymous

My little white lie is...
Coward Irresponsible Adament Egoistic Disciplines Strict.

Kamaal – Vapi

I grew up in a world with family, love, and friends.

Anonymous

eatting at the peanut free table is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with Fun, Boys, and Idiots.

Kat

I grew up in a world with privilege, support, and education.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with my family, my identity, and my community.

Tamar Ghidalia – Minneapolis

I grew up in a world with White parents, Black siblings, and A lot of mixed feelings.

Anonymous

Hanging out with Black friends put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with both parents, food, and love.

Jasmine Contreras – Gainesville

I grew up in a world with Middle class families, White neighbors, and Few biracial kids.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with Middle class families, White neighbors, and Few biracial kids.

Anonymous

When I moved to Arlington is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

Hanging out with theater students put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both White and Black.

Anonymous

My truth is I am unique.

Anonymous

My little white lie is...
I am biracial Lutheran Middle class Insecure Judgmental Embarrassed.

Anonymous

Age 10 - feeling boyish is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Julia J – Victoria

Being true to myself means being both indenpendant and humble, always questioning.

Julia J – Victoria