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In this compelling narrative, meet Rachel, a student who refuses to be silenced, and Mrs. Metsker, a teacher who champions individuality. Explore themes of empowerment, self-expression, and standing up for oneself against adversity. Through Cisneros' story, discover the power of voice and agency in navigating challenges. Join us on this journey of resilience and growth, where differences are embraced and voices are celebrated.
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W E ONCE IT IS CUT OUT, FLIP IT OVER.
M E Snerdly Metsker Rachel just turned 11. Rachel No teacher ever forced me to wear a sweater. I am not eleven. She could not speak up for herself. She is a student. I am not afraid to speak up for myself. I am a teacher. I never had a melt down in class. She cried in class. She was forced to wear a smelly sweater.
M E Snerdly Metsker Eleven by Sandra Cisneros Rachel We don’t feel different on our birthdays. We are both students. We don’t have a red sweater. We are both girls. We both know a Sylvia.