I grew up in a world with diversity, inclusion, and inequity.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with life, cement, and sports.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with blacks, whites, and equality.

Anonymous

11 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

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

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with families, love, and strong cultural pride.

Melinda – New York

When I got into a special program is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Melinda – New York

I grew up in a world with Rejection, Jealousy, and Secrets.

Anonymous

Being hispanic is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

Kindergarden is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with white, arab, and black people.

Anonymous

Was called a 'dirty spic' at age 4 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Rachel M. – Portland, ME

4 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Stephanie – Paris

Hanging out with people of my race and class put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Anonymous

race is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

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

Anonymous

coming to America is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

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

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both honest and introspective.

Anonymous

My truth is my truth.

Anonymous

My truth is 17.3% East Asian & Native American.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with Love, Sadness, and Joy.

Myriam – San Ramon

12 year old when I moved to Europe is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Myriam – San Ramon

I grew up in a world with black, white, and mixed race.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both maintaining my weird humour and embracing my skin tone/heritage.

Zim – London

My truth is I am a friendly, young man who grew up in south London and has Nigerian roots.

Zim – London

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

Anonymous

kindergarten is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with White people, Middle class people, and Episcopalians.

Anonymous

5 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with a poor community, rich white kids in school, and a minority identity.

Kathryn – Anchorage

I grew up in a world with circumstance, love, and anger.

Anonymous

6 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

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

Anonymous

6 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

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

Anonymous