Question #1 I grew up in a world with Jewish people, Irish people, and people who yelled a lot. Aviva – SF, CA
Question #3 Hanging out with high school friends put a lot of my insecurities to rest. Aviva – SF, CA
Question #4 Being true to myself means being both honest and careful who I'm honest with. Aviva – SF, CA
Question #5 My truth is I am a several cultural identities and I can explore and share them when I'm ready. Aviva – SF, CA
Question #6 My little white lie is... my mulitcultural identities could offend others. Aviva – SF, CA
Question #2 Kids making fun of my belly button is the earliest memory I have of feeling different. A – Santa Clara, CA
Question #3 Hanging out with Musical and artistic people put a lot of my insecurities to rest. A – Santa Clara, CA
Question #6 My little white lie is... Scary Health Issue; Rejecting Myself Preemptively. A – Santa Clara, CA
Question #1 I grew up in a world with nice people, understanding teachers/parents, and a lot of privilige. Anonymous
Question #2 5 years old and in school is the earliest memory I have of feeling different. Marco – Recife
Question #3 Hanging out with people that permitted the dialogue put a lot of my insecurities to rest. Marco – Recife
Question #6 My little white lie is... racism chauvinism social inequality nation individualism meritocracy. Marco – Recife
Question #1 I grew up in a world with machism, preconception, and ostracism. Bia, Kinha e Patinho – Recife - Brasil
Question #2 At 14 years old is the earliest memory I have of feeling different. Bia, Kinha e Patinho – Recife - Brasil
Question #3 Hanging out with my gay friends put a lot of my insecurities to rest. Julia, Caleb, Gabriel – Recife
Question #3 Hanging out with my gay friends put a lot of my insecurities to rest. Bia, Kinha e Patinho – Recife - Brasil
Question #4 Being true to myself means being both honest and keeping my essence. Bia, Kinha e Patinho – Recife - Brasil
Question #6 My little white lie is... sexuality race education preconception power women religion. Bia, Kinha e Patinho – Recife - Brasil
Question #6 My little white lie is... não me aceitar É a minha incerteza e insegurança meu medo minha impaciência minha omissão meu rancor. Julia, Caleb, Gabriel – Recife
Question #6 My little white lie is... lgbtphobia racism violence against women lgbt marriage capitalism children exploration. Yett – Recife