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Queer in the Classroom

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First published

11/13/2020

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society relationships arts performing history

Duration

48 minutes

Parent Podcast

Queer Meets Queer

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Episode Description

School is a time of searching, of growth. It's a time when a lot of people, young people in particular, are figuring out who they are. Every young person feels alone sometimes, but for queers this feeling is underscored by the undeniable fact that you exist as a minority, often an invisible minority. And yet, and this truly amazing, even closeted queers, even queers who might not yet know that they are queer, have a tendency to find each other. We've got two stories for you today about queers meeting queers in the classroom. These are stories of queers finding each other against all odds and growing up together.

Intro: 00:00

LB and Keila’s Story: 02:26

Inclusivity/Exclusivity Discussion: 20:13

M and Edward’s Story: 31:30

Announcements: 46:33

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