Every student deserves the opportunity to feel like someone sees and hears him/her. Students must know they have someone in the building that gives the the freedom to be uniquely themselves. That is why representation matters.
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ordinarilyextraordinarymom 
Absolutely agree. All across the United States, the teacher demographic is largely white and female, and I oftentimes wonder what this is doing for/to all students, who rarely will see themselves in leadership or nurturing positions.
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