Question #1 I grew up in a world with respect for culture, a planned community, and affirmation. Oliver – Brooklyn
Question #2 Four years old is the earliest memory I have of feeling different. Elle Wisnicki – New York
Question #1 I grew up in a world with loving parents, strong role models, and kind friends. Alex – New York
Question #1 I grew up in a world with wealth, privilege, and a lack of race consciousness. Deborah – Philadelphia
Question #1 I grew up in a world with wealth, white privilege, and a lack of awareness. Deborah – Philadelphia
Question #1 I grew up in a world with opportunity, racism, and competition. Laura Quiros – Montclair NJ
Question #2 5th grade is the earliest memory I have of feeling different. Laura Quiros – Montclair NJ
Question #3 Hanging out with people who also played sports put a lot of my insecurities to rest. Laura Quiros – Montclair NJ
Question #4 Being true to myself means being both authentic and vulerable. Laura Quiros – Montclair NJ
Question #1 I grew up in a world with Jews, African Heritage folks, and Latinos. Benjamin – FLushing, NY
Question #1 I grew up in a world with Jews, African Heritage folks, and Latinos. Benjamin – FLushing, NY
Question #2 Being made fun of by my friends is the earliest memory I have of feeling different. Anonymous