Many members of the Carlmont student body are mixed-race or ethnically ambiguous. Some choose to participate in on-campus clubs to further discover and identify with the variety of cultures they may or may not celebrate at home. However, some choose to celebrate their ethnic cultures in a different fashion.
Mixed-race students take a stand on participating in ethnic clubs
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About the Contributor
Brandon Moon, Segment Producer
Brandon Moon is a sophomore at Carlmont High School and this is his first year in journalism. Brandon likes to dissect the mechanisms of what goes on in ASB and Carlmont’s administration. Beyond school, Brandon has an avid interest in watching films and listening to music.
Twitter: @moon04_brandon