trojanman88
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I always new I was black and I always lived around and went ot school with other blacks. But now that I'm in this private art school, I realized being black is actually a problem ( I love my race, and wouldn't change it for anything). I realized people nowadays are still really racist. Like I get judged way more harshly if im wrong in a way or do something that's not cool or something. Example when I first started going to the school I have to ride from a city that is an hour a way to get here everyday. I use to go there and back cuz I didnt have a place to stay here and I was living with my parents. SO like I missed this one class twice due to not being use to morning rush hour times. SO like the teacher didn't ****ing believe me and basically held that **** against me for the whole semester. She was giving me bad grades on every fuc king assignment and then when I missed her class again. She kicked me out saying with my attendance that I don't have a chance to pass. Ain't that bull****? I meen I did do some stuff wrong like leaving class early a few times but that was because I was new to college and I didn't know that I couldnt leave if I stayed for a majority of the class (classes are ****ing 3 hours I stayed until 2:30 and class got out at 3). But that **** was only a couple of times most of the time I stayed there the whole time and like I wasn't the only person leaving. Also the teacher ****ing worked in some school that is suppose to be a bad dangerous minds type place before so she made it evident that thinks she knows black people and she judged me harshly even after I told her that I missed the first weeks classes (2 classes) cuz I was riding from an hour away (first 2 weeks is where they teach class policy, so no wonder I didn't know that I couldn't leave early <like everyone> else and not pay for it). But what got me is other people had way more absense then me but when I brought that up she copped out and said " I cant talk to you about other peoples absense."