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Argumentative Essay On Joining GSA

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School involved senior by day and relatable fangirl by night

Krystal Golick 16’ is a well known senior in school, she helps with school activities, one in particular is being a leader of GSA.
“What encouraged me to join GSA was the amount of people I've encountered that didn't even know what the acronym meant... and when I had the option to step up and become a leader of GSA, I took it quickly because I wanted to educate others and improve the amount of tolerance seen in our high school.” Krystal stated. “This year, we are planning on several fundraisers, including selling at the craft show, hosting a shirt tye-dye parting, (possibly) a play, and having meetings full of bonding and education.”. “Students should join GSA because it teaches empathy, compassion, understanding, tolerance, and knowledge of the LGBTQ+ community while also giving students of all races, genders, ages, grades, size, or sexuality a safe place to meet new people and be understood as well as cherished... it has definitely evolved into a productive movement of tolerance over the years,” she continued …show more content…

Renaissance and GSA are both clubs that help spread positivity and improve the culture of our school, she's busted her tush to try and bring positivity to the school,” said Chloe Volner 16’.

However not everyone knows Krystal personally and/or what she does outside of school.
“My hobbies include writing, reading(2+ books/week), watching teen wolf, drawing, and sleeping. My favorite music right now is mellow pop punk or anything acoustic. I love Front Porch Step's

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