April 8th: Ames High School United
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April 8th: Ames High students and staff joined community members in a peaceful display of unity, in response to a coordinated protest from a well known hate group.
“I’m here to show support for all the LGBT people in our school and also to show that hate never wins at Ames High”
— Anu Lamsal ‘19
“I’m pan, and I want to help my friends so they don’t feel sad today.”
— Karla Torres '20
“I’m here to support all my friends that are all being super brave and amazing, and coming out and being their true selves no matter what.”
— Claire Rouse ‘20
“I’m here to see Ames high stand up for their fellow community, their friends, their people all coming together to celebrate love”
— Jinal Amin '20
“I didn’t realize there were people in the world that actually believed this and did this type of stuff.”
— Emily Collett '20
“I’m here because God is love, and this ain’t love honey.”
— Ayah Gleisner '20
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