It will get better

What Mr. Baker spoke to us about today at Common Ground was very moving and influential. I want to say that I respect him for his amazing courage. By telling us something that personal willingly shows how much he trusts us and that he is not ashamed of his orientation. We were exposed to diversity and differences and I think one of the steps to changing the epidemic of intolerance is getting rid of it our own community first. We can make a difference with each other and outside of our school if and I think Mr. Baker began the cycle. Like he said, and all the others who made a video did as well, it will get better. Thank you, Mr. Baker for being honest and exhibiting bravery and leadership today that will surely stay with us forever and motivate us to be apart of the change that WILL make it get better.