Alexis McKenzie was waking down the English corridor in her school, Birchwood High. Her handbag was slung over her shoulder. She walked, keeping to herself. Her ears picked up every judgmental conversation around her. Her school was a place of prejudice, where everybody was judged.
Alexis reached her classroom and took her seat. As she did, she noticed a yellow post-it note stuck to the edge of the table. She gently picked it up. On it, was a drawing. An ombré night sky, created with gently blended pastels. In the centre, was the moon. Written in it were the words. "Stop the prejudice" She flipped the post it note over. On the back was an Instagram page link.
"@birchwood_prejudice_campaign"
The teacher was outside talking. Alexis opened her Instagram and searched for the account. She then found it. The bio was "changing birchwood with the power of art."
She tapped follow on the account and slipped her phone and the post-it note into her pocket. It wouldn't be a boy, they all took advantage of the judgement opportunity. It had to be a girl. Yes, it was definitely a girl. But who was she? She was the Post-it Note Girl.
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The Post-it Note Girl
Teen FictionBirchwood High School is a place where you can get judged for anything. Liking something, dating someone, wearing something. But in the midst of the hate and prejudice, one girl reaches out, to show a positive message through the power of art. She i...
