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Ruby & Wendy: Explaining my Family

18/1/2019

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This week, I chose to highlight Ruby and Wendy's clip on family. They discuss the dynamics involved in navigating school as an LGBTQ family. Ruby talks about how she explains her family structure to her peers and about the moments she chooses not to engage in discussions about her alternative family (Edil Ga'al).
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