Kim showed up late, and there were no seats left with the girls. The boys were seated on one side of the room, and the girls were on the other side. On the first day of seventh grade, Kim instantly noticed the divide - for the first time in her life. They played sports together, sat with each other, and hung out in big groups. Growing up in Los Angeles, Zoe Kim says she didn’t feel all that different from her male classmates.
