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Photo courtesy of junior Addi Woods.  \nThe Down and Dirty of Religious Discrimination  \nREPORTER ELLA STANIEC  \nHere at San Luis Obispo High School, many students are discriminated against for various reasons, but one of the more prominent ones is religion.  \nGrowing up in church and being surrounded by those with similar beliefs to myself, I never was left out. That all changed in middle school.  \nI had this group of friends who, when I told them about my faith, decided that I was less than them. They would constantly make negative comments about my beliefs. Sometimes they would go out of their way to make sure I was not included in events.  \nI went from feeling I was loved and accepted, to feeling like I wasn’t normal.  \nFrom being left out to straight up being ignored, I felt that my faith was holding me back.  \nI became isolated, and I closed myself off.  \nStudies show that around 20 percent of high school students have gone through what I have. While that may not feel like a big number, that is 20 percent of kids feeling like they cannot be accepted because of what they believe in.  \nThese high schoolers deal with an insane amount of pressure to‘fit in the box’ of modern society, even if that goes against their religion.  \nReligion is a touchy subject, some may feel unsafe talking about their beliefs in public, others don’t want their friends and peers to see them differently. This needs to change, people should be able to speak up for their beliefs and themselves.  \nI didn’t begin to talk about my religion again until recently, I even still struggle to bring it up in fear of being judged. I don’t want to be ignored  \nagain. I want to be able to express myself in my beliefs and show others that it is okay.  \nMy religion has given me a sense of self-belonging, and to have been told that that was all wrong. That crushed me. It was like being told that me asa person was wrong.  \nThis is the problem with modern culture. We preach the ‘love everybody’campaign but the second someone disagrees with us, we don’t care about their well-being.  \nWhen I was first left out because ofwhat I believed in; I wasn’t angry, I was more confused. What I couldn’t understand is why someone would do that, why someone would purposefully go out of their way to show that my religion wasn’t welcome.  \nThat confusion turned into depression. I felt that no matter what I did, I would never be treated normally because of my faith.  \nEventually I began to realize that the way that others perceive me shouldn’t matter. I realized that my beliefs are just that–mine. My religion and my way of thinking may not align with others, and that’s okay!  \nEven though I came to terms with my faith and started to talk about it again, that feeling of worthlessness still follows me. Whenever I am not invited to something I always wonder if it’s because ofwhat I believe in.  \nEverybody should be treated with respect, no matter their beliefs. 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Hollywood on Strike: Hoping for a Happily Ever After  \nFEATURE (6 & 7)  \nIs the Stigmatization of Piercings and Tattoos a Problem?  \nCompetitive Victimhood Plagues Our Generation  \nLack of Diversity is Dividing Students and School Culture at SLOHS  \nThe Soun","cbCaifsUfflKtll9","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifsUfflKtll9","pdf",12321476,12,"English","# The Down and Dirty of Religious Discrimination\n## Reporter Ella Staniec\n# In This Issue\n## People & Culture\n## Opinion\n## Feature\n## Health & Sports\n## Arts & Entertainment\n## Backpage\n## People & Culture Editors","[{\"question\":\"What form of discrimination is highlighted in the feature story?\",\"answer\":\"The feature highlights religious discrimination at San Luis Obispo High School, describing how students are excluded or ignored due to their beliefs.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the narrator describe the emotional effects of being rejected?\",\"answer\":\"The narrator describes confusion at first, followed by isolation and depression, and lingering feelings of worthlessness when she is not invited.\"},{\"question\":\"What change does the feature call for?\",\"answer\":\"The story argues that students should be able to express their beliefs and be treated with respect regardless of what they believe.\"}]","SLOHS EXPRESSIONS - OCTOBER 2023 - DISCRIMINATION FEATURE - SAN LUIS OBISPO HIGHSCHOOL | PDF",1791347744]