Diverse
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Last published Tue, Dec 18, 2018
Whether it's real life problems or simple High school drama, these teens seem to navigate through them as a team. It's scary trying to fit in. In a place where theatre nerds and the popular somehow mash in with the mix of the LGBT+ community, High school seems to keep them in place. Though for the most part it'll slowly pick at these hormonal teens individually, giving them a hell of a ride.
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