Brenan Dionne|October 2, 2018
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![Saline High School junior Dru Campbell stands in front of Saline City Hall. As the only high school student to attend the listening session on Feb. 9, he proudly displays his "For the culture" bracelets. "I get looks for [my bracelets and clothing] because I think once you celebrate your culture in Saline, they tokenize you in a sort of way," Campbell said.](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IMG-1987-475x377.jpg)
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