Two Voices
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Last published Fri, Jan 31, 2020
It all started with two Juniors.
Avery James High is known for it's amazing sports teams, amazing academic courses, and the community service the students do. You could imagine this high school as the "Place to be". But there's always a flaw in the so-called "Perfect School".
Sexism and rape are also two major things. There are more men than women, which makes it difficult for girls to survive four years of high school without getting pressured into sex. And how will this all end, you ask?
With two voices.
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