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Love,and a safespace to learn is a feeling that this mural gave us.Please help us keep it!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Sounds like this is a positive force in the school!

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Monae
4 years ago

It wouldn’t make sense to take down a mural that ain’t hurting anyone, disliking it means you have a deeper dislike or hatred towards what it stands for.

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Julie Houk
4 years ago

I love this mural!!!

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David Quillin
4 years ago

This mural is wonderful and should remain as is.

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Christopher Dunn
4 years ago Featured

I saw the mural online & think it's beautiful that the school was supportive of the people represented by the mural. Not everyone feels like they belong or are accepted, & things like this mural help people who feel alienated in their own area. I went to school in Wicomico Co. but I am proud of our Worcester Co. neighbors for standing up to protect this artwork & what it stands for.

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Bobbie Sue Smith- Hasson
4 years ago

Beautiful representation

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Pat Carson
4 years ago

A beautiful expression of the first amendment.

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Heather Cantos
4 years ago

Let them keep their beautiful, inclusive mural!

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Monica Brown
4 years ago

I love it . thanks so much. I wish all the Schools will do this like Crisfield High school but y'all done a good job thanks

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Blair Catlin Brown
4 years ago Featured

As an educator, I believe that we have picked a side…we have chosen the side of love and support for all.

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Karen Smith
4 years ago

This is mural is beautiful and symbolic of all the ideals we as Americans (should) hold dear. Keep the mural, please, as a symbol of all we should be.

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Troy Holden
4 years ago

Keep it !!

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Taylor Kitching
4 years ago

Why wouldn't you keep it? This is how it should be! All schools should have this painted in my opinion!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

All voices matter!

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tahya turner
4 years ago

KEEP IT UP!!!! These kids loves matter

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Katie Carey
4 years ago

This mural stands for unity and peace. We need more of this, not less.

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Stephen Mathews
4 years ago

You cannot comment on ignorance’s

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Donnease Sturgis
4 years ago

Keep the mural

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Amy Grebos
4 years ago Featured

Seeing this mural really touched me. I graduated 5 years ago and it’s really good to see schools welcoming kids of ALL ethnicity and making them feel loved and cared about.

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Destinee Johnson
4 years ago

Proud Alumni C/O 2018