My experiences with blacks began at an early age in Detroit\u2019s public schools. Even in the 1960s, the city\u2019s education system was already in decline. The ordeal that us white students had to go through was harrowing, to say the least. White students did not use the restrooms, as a \u201cbeatdown\u201d by multiple blacks was usually the result (blacks never fought one-on-one). We always tried to be in clear view of school personnel at all times in order to avoid being attacked.<\/p>\n
Many school officials, especially black ones, were indifferent towards our \u201cwhite plight.\u201d Even back then, people used the excuse that blacks, due to oppression, weren\u2019t responsible for their bad behavior. Of course, when black students wanted something, they got it. Such as the Black Student Unions that successfully got the American flag removed from the front of the schools and replaced them with\u00a0 \u201cblack nationalist\u201d flags.<\/p>\n
Then, as now, the black kids did not want to learn. Despite being given every consideration, and more, blacks were always disruptive in class. Excelling at education was seen as \u201cacting white\u201d and was frowned upon.\u00a0 Most of the teachers just shrugged their shoulders and let the disruptions go on. It took only a few blacks to ruin a whole class.<\/p>\n
Only a few teachers were anything other than deferential to blacks. They were the ones who strove to shield their white and Asian students from predatory blacks, and gave us additional attention and coursework, knowing that we would excel in spite of the violent, raucous atmosphere. For them I am thankful . . . just as I\u2019m thankful to no longer have to deal with almost any blacks in my day-to-day life.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
My experiences with blacks began at an early age in Detroit’s public schools. Even in the 1960s, the city’s education system was already in decline. The ordeal that us white students had to go through was harrowing, to say the least. White students did not use the restrooms, as a “beatdown” by multiple blacks was … <\/p>\n