Sky’s the limit
The Aerospace Program at South Mountain High School allows students to take flight classes. Despite being the only two girls in the class, Karen and… Read More
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Against the current
South Mountain High School student Andy Jordan identifies as gender fluid, meaning he feels most comfortable expressing both male and female characteristics. Maintaining a positive… Read More
Dangerous and neat
Kalei Kipp is the only girl in Cedar Crest High School’s welding program. Even though only three percent of welders in the U.S. are women,… Read More
Wrestling with stereotypes
At Etiwanda High School, freshman Aleena Gomez and junior Harley Liera are the only girls on the school wrestling team. As female competitors, they also… Read More
Tough enough
Ines Gonzalez is not going to let gender boundaries prevent her from doing what she loves most — boxing. When she trains hard, Ines knows… Read More
Just as strong
High school students Channel Rogers and Sierra Buster refuse to let gender stereotypes prevent them from pursuing a hobby they both enjoy, building, and a… Read More
Prototypically me
Being the only girl on her school’s robotics team was intimidating at first, especially when most of the opposing teams were also all boys, but… Read More
All are welcome
Jairus Pacelo leads Etiwanda High School’s feminist club, which seeks to challenge what a feminist looks like and fight gender stereotypes with education and understanding. Read More
Girls do it beta
Jillian Coovert is a computer programmer at Etiwanda High School who enjoys hacking but does NOT enjoy being told what she should and shouldn’t do. Read More
One of the guys
Miren Cancio’s coming of age struggle was made public when he decided to transition genders. For the small community of Etiwanda High School, Miren’s personal… Read More