Two resolute students and a dedicated staff member at Roosevelt High School in Boyle Heights initiated The Breakfast Club to transform the school's culture. This club emboldened youth to voice their thoughts free from the shackles of judgment or bias stemming from their backgrounds or academic pursuits. In doing so, it fostered deep connections among students and faculty alike. Central to the club's ethos was the conviction that our familial bonds extend beyond our lineage to encompass the relationships we cultivate and the connections we form.