#USvsHate Contest Winner
Congratulations to Andrew G. ’22 who was selected as a winner in the #USvsHate Winter 2021 contest.
#USvsHate, a national project of UC San Diego CREATE, is designed to counter bigotry in schools and promote inclusion and justice for all through the creation of anti-hate messages. Click here to view Andrew’s powerful spoken word poem on antisemitism in America.
We'd also like to congratulate Soha G. ’22, David O. ’22, and Antonio M. ’22 who were selected as finalists in the contest. Their important and compelling anti-hate messages can be viewed here. Previous winner Anya Raygor ’21 and high school English teacher Carlos Castellanos, whose students participate in the contest as part of the curriculum, are also featured in a new promotional video for #USvsHate.
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We'd also like to congratulate Soha G. ’22, David O. ’22, and Antonio M. ’22 who were selected as finalists in the contest. Their important and compelling anti-hate messages can be viewed here. Previous winner Anya Raygor ’21 and high school English teacher Carlos Castellanos, whose students participate in the contest as part of the curriculum, are also featured in a new promotional video for #USvsHate.
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