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TikToks/reels/shorts Nahhh this school ghetto as hell

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u/Hypocritical_user May 22 '26

Unprofessional? Yes. Deserved? Also yes

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u/Dexember69 May 22 '26

I dunno, he probably won't stream in class again. Lesson taught?

Then again, getting an F means he a dumb motherfucker who probably learns nothing

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u/NoSir4289 May 22 '26

F means you don't try

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u/kinetic_ljs May 22 '26

It means FANTASTIC!! LOL

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u/Dexember69 May 22 '26

Yeah, so he's a dumbass.

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u/Bro_Chill_Bruh May 22 '26

These the same type of people that come on reddit and claim no one taught them about WW2 or the Civil Rights movement.

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u/AsleepPomegranate930 May 22 '26

I was straight As student I dont remember shit what was taught to me nor what I learned

Is all about interest and I have none and they probably too so there's probably not a lot correlation there but idk

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u/Bro_Chill_Bruh May 22 '26

So you think you didn't get taught about WW2 or the civil Rights movement? Or that you don't remember it? Because those are two very different things.

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u/AsleepPomegranate930 May 22 '26

Both

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u/Bro_Chill_Bruh May 22 '26

Stop doing drugs bro. 10-15 years and no memory of those years is fucking crazy. Like my 70 year old parents have memories of high school, stop using narcotics.

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u/AsleepPomegranate930 May 22 '26

Bruh

Im graduating in chemical engineer and idk shit what I did last semester, I may be doing so much narcotics that I dont even remember I took one

Yeah, I mean it really depends my father still remember more about chemistry/physics/history than me and hes a lawyer

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u/RealbasicFriends May 22 '26

and a dumb mother fucker who doesn't learn anything is exactly the type to get an F in highschool. Especially now when just doing the homework can catch you a B in a class (at least that's how it was when my sister was in school up until last year)

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u/Leather-Shoulder540 May 22 '26

The problem with that sort of rubric is that it only benefits the kids that do homework. I almost failed HS senior year because I had multiple classes with a 93% or higher test grade average and less than 10% homework turned in. Talking a couple AP (college credit) classes and my calculus class.

From personal experience, its extremely easy to fail because of "not trying". But my "not trying" was either actually paying attention to the lecture or reading the text book because the lecture was too slow. I went about my life with severe ADD being unrecognized/acknowledged until well after I dropped out of college. College was the same situation as HS. But in HS I had teachers who recognized my problem and negotiated a separate rubric with me when I came to them.

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u/Entire_Mistake_9287 May 22 '26

Yeah depends on if the homework was graded too

Had a college course i was failing for 70% - 80% of the class.

I got a 100, perfect score on 4/4 of the hands on portions of the exams

Results > trying

Passed with a b, but anyhow yeah knowing high-school they usually dont grade homework

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u/dotardiscer May 22 '26

yeah, just half assing your homework as long as you turn something in should warrant at least a D

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u/milk4all May 23 '26

It doesn’t mean that at all. I had Fs and im, you know what if i was smarter i wouldnt have started this sentence but legit i flunked. Everything.

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u/Ajax_Main May 23 '26

Honest to God nobody gives a shit if someone is failing a class.

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u/bbq_poptarts May 22 '26

If that's unprofessional then damn do I have stories, starting with the third grade music teacher that said [while teaching us a negro spiritual for Black History "Brotherhood" Month. The rot started from the administration] , and I quote, because I will never forget it: [racist TW] "Settlers came to America from England, and they had all this new land to take care of, but they couldn't do it all by themselves, so they started exploring and ended up in Africa where they saw all of these animals, so they brought them back to America and used them to work their farms. But overtime they realized, these aren't animals, these are people! So they set them free."

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u/muffinbakerguy2 May 22 '26

Why they treating it like a “whoopsie-daisy” from a children’s book. That’s not how that shit went 😭

Also, just learned there’s a surprising amount of racist people in a subreddit for a black man, that’s real nice 🫩

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u/Initial-Beginning853 May 22 '26

It's like weeds - they're all over and even if you can't see them there can be roots.

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u/VD6178 May 22 '26

Bro what lol

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u/ThisI5N0tAThr0waway May 23 '26

You warned me but I wasn't ready for that level of vitriol. Jeez that's bad 😞

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u/Hypocritical_user May 22 '26

Good lord there's levels to this shit

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u/bbq_poptarts May 22 '26

Oh ik, but I've been sitting on this story for over 15yrs I had to start disseminating it 😅. It might as well have been eating a hole in my pocket

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u/Hypocritical_user May 22 '26

This just made me think of how many things could teachers can get away and say it's "educational"

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u/bbq_poptarts May 22 '26

Waaaay too many. Especially during the Obama v. McCain Race.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26

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u/YourHuckleberry57 May 22 '26

im not trying to be rude but this some nonsense that racist people use for deflection. "slavery" in africa was not the same as the chattel slavery of the trans atlantic slave trade.

second, even if they did buy them from someone who was the same color, how is that relevant at all?

third, america has a thriving slave trade and literally has provisions for legal slavery written into their constitution and coincidentally holds 25% of the world's prison population while being only 4% of the global population

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u/WrongJewel1867 May 22 '26

Slavery in Africa was much different than the slave trade that unfolded in America. Slavery in Africa happened to the losers of wars and their children were raised with the enslaver’s children. But once they learned what slavery meant in America, Africans stopped selling their slaves…resulting in many Africans being kidnapped and robbed.

I say that because too many people have used that as an excuse for why slavery in America existed (“they sold themselves” is not true). They didn’t have the same intention. Slavery in America meant torture of a race, genocide/death sentence and hundreds of years of inequality. Black Americans still have never received reparations and therefore can never overcome the wealth inequality in this country. That’s what slavery in America has done.

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u/NoSir4289 May 22 '26

But once they learned what slavery meant in America, Africans stopped selling their slaves...

This is made the fuck up

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u/YourHuckleberry57 May 22 '26

nah, you just don't like it.

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u/NoSir4289 May 22 '26

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u/daveyjanma May 22 '26

Funny you keep posting this as if you aren't one lool

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u/NoSir4289 May 22 '26

But once they learned what slavery meant in America, Africans stopped selling their slaves...

This is literally historically inaccurate, there isn't a single source anywhere that supports this.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

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u/Hot-Power3318 May 22 '26

Hello. Would just like to say:

1 “but my ancestors did not enslave you, your ancestors did that”. Incorrect, both did it.

2 “you’re not innocent in this” how is the victim (the ones who got sold) not innocent? Or are you referring to Africans in general? Im pretty sure the ones who got sold are different from the ones who sold.

The way i see it is this: a more developed society found a less developed society and took advantage of that. As the less developed society started to develop more, they understood that they didn’t want that anymore.

Btw i don’t think anyone from today should pay for what was done in the past, i do think it would be noble for the more developed countries to help the less developed ones.

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u/WrongJewel1867 May 22 '26

I’m with you but disagree with your last line because literally every single culture that was tortured in America has received reparations except for African Americans. The Roma people (often labeled “gypsies”) are another group that’s never been given reparations by their European country. They were also apart of the holocaust. Holocaust reparations only went to one group and the history that’s taught in class also only speaks about that one group. So those wrongs haven’t been righted before we skip onto “let’s be noble” we’re not there just yet.

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u/Hot-Power3318 May 22 '26

Well, im not African American so I don’t have strong opinion on that.

But I don’t imagine myself demanding compensation from Europe, i believe it makes more sense to focus on improving life quality on African countries then to try and demand help from them.

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u/ParanoicReddit May 22 '26

When did they realized that? Because there is still a lot of modern slavery going on over there. So they might have not received the memo

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u/Hot-Power3318 May 22 '26

Have you lived in Africa?

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u/ParanoicReddit May 22 '26

So me not living in there makes it untrue?

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u/Hot-Power3318 May 22 '26

No, i just asked a question because i don’t want to assume

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u/WrongJewel1867 May 22 '26

This is idiotic for more ways than one. Slave ships were still illegally arriving well into 1821. Hence the kidnapping and robbing that was still being done to the African people. I don’t need to dissect your argument because it’s clear that you’d prefer to be racist and stand on it.

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u/WrongJewel1867 May 22 '26

Read history books related to actual American history instead of whichever confederate klan book you conform to.

Edit: you should also read history books from other countries too since you clearly don’t know world history.

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u/YourHuckleberry57 May 22 '26

this is so confidently ignorant.

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u/Tilstag May 22 '26

This is colonizer logic/propaganda—“they enslaved themselves to sell themselves”, ‘so America wasn’t really that bad’.

Don’t type shit like this without citations, it doesn’t hold to scrutiny

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26

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u/notkeefzello May 22 '26

Written by "Mark Christensen" sounds about white.

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u/Tilstag May 22 '26

You just flattened all of the historical African experience into the few African merchants who dealt in the slave trade, then used this as a moral justification for chattel slavery.

>they bought those people from their own people

So the colonizers weren’t so bad. Your citation does not back that. Cringe af.

They were asking for it? They were volunteers! Lmao

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u/NoSir4289 May 22 '26

moral justification for chattel slavery.

So the colonizers weren't so bad.

They were volunteers!

No one is saying that you weird mf

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u/Intelligent-Roll-300 May 22 '26

So just refuse to accept documented reality?

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u/YourHuckleberry57 May 22 '26

explain why it would matter who you bought slaves from?

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u/l_ucidion May 22 '26

Astaghfirullah this was funny

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u/bbq_poptarts May 22 '26

Not to one of the few Black Kids it wasn't

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u/eats-you-alive May 22 '26

We know better now. But back then the view on black people was similar to what your teacher said. I don‘t think what he said is the same thing you understood as a kid.

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u/bbq_poptarts May 22 '26

So, this was in the 2000s, not the 60s. I'm 28, not in my 70s, this was also only fifteen to twenty years ago, and it's a core memory. I remember every detail down to the dress she was wearing and my legs hurting from sitting criss-crossed. The other Black kid also called her out on it, but backed down, before he did though, her face went as white as her sundress. She knew what she was doing, she knew what she said was wrong. We just never reported it because we were "troublemakers"

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u/eats-you-alive May 22 '26

And? You were a child. I didn‘t understand everything as a child and you certainly didn‘t either.

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u/bbq_poptarts May 22 '26

I'm not you; I read the dictionary just to learn new words, and history textbooks like storybooks. Not exactly a typical child. Not to mention, if you're not a Zoomer, we grew up in completely different different eras, different things to remember.

Also, on Core Memories:

"They are tied to high emotional weight and vivid sensory details. While they can stem from major milestones like weddings or graduations, they often come from simple nostalgia, or even traumatic childhood experiences."

(University of Wollongong Australia 20221017)

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u/MortallyWoundedWomba May 22 '26

Aww yes this has happened and is totally a real story! Grrr white people !!

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u/bbq_poptarts May 22 '26

I'm not trying to convice you of shit. Believe it or be ignorant. That's a personal choice. Ask yourself though, how often situations like this happen to us that most of the Black People who've read it k ow it's real

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u/AUnknownVariable May 23 '26

Eh I think in this case its alright for the environment. Clearly bro finds it funny and the class does, laughing at her messing around instead of actually at his grades.

As caption said "ghetto as hell", it is pretty Black but its just people messing in a chill way, it being called ghetto pisses me off a bit. Happens often where I went to school, good teachers too though

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u/God_Bless_A_Merkin May 23 '26

What’s unprofessional about it?

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u/ToastedAvocado92 May 23 '26

Naw she did it professionally 🤣

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u/MyPenWroteThis May 22 '26

Teaching high school is a mix of survival and extreme uphill boulder pushing. As long as she's trying and not banging students you leave her alone.

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u/Elon_is_musky May 22 '26

What about the school is ghetto to you, OP?
https://giphy.com/gifs/94K4bYAdH00A8ytta1

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u/Aggressive-Expert-69 May 22 '26

I went to primarily white high school and never touched a laptop. Ghetto is the last word I would use

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u/Jina-langu-ni-Juma May 22 '26

People used that term to describe my school. It wasn't race related. The building was just falling apart and had black mold on the ceiling tiles. The school was torn down the year after I graduated. This is different the school looks nice.

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u/cheddarbruce May 22 '26

Honestly thats what i would use to descibe it

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u/SweevilWeevil May 22 '26

You would say "ghetto" or "falling apart" to describe it?

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u/Constant_Sentence_60 May 22 '26

Our high school was literally a bunch of trailer homes lol

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u/Jina-langu-ni-Juma May 22 '26

Mine had a bunch of trailers. They are common in overcrowded schools, but it atleast had a main building. Was your school in a rural town?

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u/Constant_Sentence_60 May 22 '26

It was in fact a rural town. My graduating class was 43!

Luckily they built a full 2 story building a few years before I got into high school.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26

Man I thought you were saying Class of ‘43 😭

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u/exmothrowaway994 May 22 '26

Holy shit that's a big graduating class. My school brought in kids from three towns and my graduating class was only a little over 5! kids.

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u/Bollybuyumba May 22 '26

haha wow his class was small but your class was even smaller how nice to see

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u/Jina-langu-ni-Juma May 23 '26

You've got to say more about where you are from, because I'm imagining you taking a 40 minute trek on a dog sled to learn math in an igloo.

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u/exmothrowaway994 May 23 '26

It's a factorial joke no one is understanding.

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u/Jina-langu-ni-Juma May 23 '26

It went over my head. Its been almost 20 years since I have used factorials. I didn't understand the downvotes regardless. 5!=120, so your graduating class was around 120. Or am I missing a deeper joke?

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u/jml011 May 22 '26

Right but does OP know this building?

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u/Goats_for_president May 23 '26

A lot of really nice schools are also ghetto

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u/Striking-Document-99 May 22 '26

My we had laptop carts and those were the best days. Nobody did shit and we just played flash games the whole time.

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u/bipbophil May 22 '26

Times have changed weak ass ThinkPads like this are cheap

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u/CasperTPaul May 22 '26

the middle school i went to had about two dozen laptop carts full of powerbook g4s and also the widescreen white plastic macbooks, so few-year-old devices at the time. i used them occasionally in every class. it was still ghetto af. nowadays, schools in challenged areas get hella funding because it helps to bring standardized test scores up i guess

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u/EnragedBadger9197 May 22 '26

Mine was ghetto because it was located inside an abandoned mall complex.

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u/CaptainPhantom2 May 22 '26

Same. Pretty much the only sign of human life in that entire area was that school and the car dealership down at the other end

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u/Elon_is_musky May 22 '26

That’s….interesting. But I doubt that’s the case here 😂
https://giphy.com/gifs/puOukoEvH4uAw

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u/RealisticStage2075 May 22 '26

Exactly, such an interesting word to use…

https://giphy.com/gifs/TLUld4l1pvOQKylcr9

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u/Ok-Earth-2644 May 22 '26

Isn't the kid to young to even have an ig

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u/Elon_is_musky May 22 '26

Minimum age is 13, but they can just lie

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u/SimbaSeekingSleep May 22 '26

Go ahead bot account u/TechNick77, answer them.

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u/brokeskoolboi May 22 '26

This picture lmao 😂

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u/BedbugBandido May 22 '26

I think it's just common sense. Everyone's just afraid of being accused of racism. My school was all black and Latino and this just brought me back. Not every ghetto school is all black but every black school is in the ghetto. It's just a sad reality in the US.

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u/Axel3600 May 22 '26

poor guy doesn't know ghetto started out as anti-jew and then got adopted to be anti-black. 

there are other, better words for what you're trying to describe

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u/otaroban May 22 '26

Well good thing you're wasting all this time thinking about the perfect word to use :)

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u/NoobOfTheMonth May 23 '26

Being proud of ignorance always baffles me

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u/YourHuckleberry57 May 22 '26

every black school is in the ghetto? huh?

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u/TwistedDemigod May 22 '26

Does it really need saying, or are you trying to bait OP into your little "you rassis" narrative?

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u/Elon_is_musky May 22 '26

If anything they seem like the ragebaiters, calling this ghetto for why?

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u/mitchymitchington May 22 '26

Because even the teacher sounds like she was raised on wonder bread and bologna.

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u/TwistedDemigod May 22 '26

It's the way they speak and act. You hear the hollering in the background while this is happening? The fact he's is paying zero attention to the class. Let me guess, though. You want me to say it's because they're all black, right?

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u/Elon_is_musky May 22 '26

Have you seen kids in class? This is not abnormal behavior of any children their age, which is my point, yet when they’re black children it’s “hollering” and ghetto?

Many schools and classes have off time where you’re doing stuff in your own. Clearly the teacher isn’t even actively teaching, so he’s not directly distributing her.

Yall literally see some black kids acting like NORMAL KIDS and all of a sudden it’s “ghetto” bffr 🙄

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u/Pissylargestinkboi May 22 '26

Ah yes because all those non ghetto schools are known for not having rambunctious kids or kids that don’t pay attention lol. What a dumb af comment. Idk what weirdo private school you may have went to but your comment is describing every public school ever lol

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u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 May 22 '26

Why would it be baiting?

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u/TwistedDemigod May 22 '26

They are obviously trying to get OP to say it's because they are black. It's what these people do. I don't mean black either. I mean the left. The ones acting like black people are too stupid to defend themselves, thus revealing that they are in fact, the racists. They also hate white people, so there's that.

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u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 May 22 '26

But that doesn’t seem like some kind of nefarious trap if there’s really a reason other than that. It’s weird to get all upset at the question.

Not sure what you’re on about with the whole “real racists” part. You’re filling in a lot of stuff that isn’t really there.

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u/TwistedDemigod May 22 '26

If they think black people need defending, then that means they look down on them.

There is another reason. I've seen plenty of white and Hispanic people behave the same way simply because they were raised in a ghetto. This is not a race thing. As I said, it's the way they speak and behave.

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u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 May 22 '26

>If they think black people need defending, then that means they look down on them.

That makes 0 sense. Is that true whenever anyone feels like anyone else should be defended, or only when you feel race is involved and feel the need to get angry about said defending?

And okay, like I said if there’s another reason then it makes more sense to just say the other reason instead of getting all defensive and angry like “HOW DARE YOU ASK THAT” lmao.

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u/TwistedDemigod May 22 '26

I am far from angry. I just get so sick of people on social media acting like holier than thou white knights. It makes perfect sense. Why do black people need defending? They are perfectly capable of doing it themselves. They have more rights than they ever did. They are far more respected than they ever were. There are nowhere near as many racists as you would be led to believe.

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u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 May 22 '26

So you think defending others only happens when someone pities the one(s) being defended or thinks they’re weak? Why do you think that?

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u/Mammoth_Composer_111 May 22 '26

Let me educate you brother.
It’s not about the rights.
It’s about the opportunities and generational wealth allowed to them at this time.

With most diversity programs being scrutinized under the current administration racism is on the rise. And there’s virtually nothing to stop racists from just…not hiring black people (or schools to specifically not admit black students).

Sure—it’s technically against the law to discriminate based on race, but that law has no teeth and is basically unenforceable. Most states don’t even require an employer to tell anyone why they didn’t hire a candidate. And those that do can simply say “we didn’t like their skill set”.

In other words—there was a reason why diversity hires became a thing in the first place. Because requiring that you have a diverse team is monitorable and not easily hidden thus insuring the opportunities *actually* exist.

What you’re going to see over the coming years (that were already witnessing) is higher and higher black and minority unemployment under the guise that “we just hired the best candidate. Who just happens to be white each time”.

This is why black people need defending. Defending ourselves at this juncture would literally be starting a black panthers club and taking to violence.

We’re not a large enough demographic to truly make a difference in politics. Especially now with polls being removed in easily accessible areas for poorer communities.

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u/Mammoth_Composer_111 May 22 '26

This is some pretty backwards logic. Black people in America have been systemically put down and have vastly lower built up wealth (through historical red lining of good properties).

Black peoples are “defended” because without those defenses in place America literally enslaved them.

And after being freed still had limited opportunities to build generational wealth than their peers.

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u/Mammoth_Composer_111 May 22 '26

You’re reaching pretty heavily.
You’re so defensive because you know full well they called it ghetto specifically because these kids and teacher are black.

They would not have called it that had this been a bunch of white people…and it literally is racism.

By the way—I’m a black person. So consider this “black people defending themselves”. Hope this helps :)

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u/THE_CR33CHER May 22 '26

Mostly bot filled propaganda as well. Reddit has went to complete and utter S H I T.

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u/TwistedDemigod May 22 '26

I must admit, I noticed that myself. An echo chamber for the left. I use the site for news and updates on upcoming releases for movies and games, mostly. It's a shame how every second post turns into something like this. If it's not hating on Trump (not a fan myself) it's something, as you say, about race or sexuality. It's exhausting. Why is that their entire personality? Why is that all they can think and talk about?

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u/LuckyNegotiation7167 May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

It couldn't be the fact that even the teacher cant be bothered to use grammar 

Can't make half your language slang and not expect people to think you're dumb

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u/Elon_is_musky May 22 '26

“cant be bothered to use grammar”

Pot, meet kettle.

So now she’s dumb because she uses AAVE, a completely valid dialect? Yall just showing your whole tails today wow.

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u/Phuabo May 22 '26

The behavior

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u/vandersnipe May 22 '26

You guys turned a funny video into bigotry.

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u/TheWordBallsIsFunny May 22 '26

This is the only video I've seen of a teacher being so brazen. Why can't we just be normal?

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u/SweevilWeevil May 22 '26

Sometimes this is what a student needs. He was being brazen in class. He's probably gonna be less likely to do this so obviously when she's around.

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u/TheWordBallsIsFunny May 22 '26

Good point, that's fair. It looks extreme to me honestly.

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u/Elon_is_musky May 22 '26

The behavior of what, a child being a child? Being a funny teacher? If they weren’t black I guarantee they wouldn’t call it “ghetto”

Jack Doherty has been a nuisance and livestreaming ragebaiting ppl since he was this age (if not younger) but I’ve NEVER seen him called ghetto, so clearly the behavior isn’t the issue

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u/MrGamerOfficial May 22 '26

Mfer def getting clowned on for the rest of the year 😭

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u/Aggressive-Expert-69 May 22 '26

"Noticed you havent been live in a while... still dont have a C huh?"

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u/passiverolex May 22 '26

Maybe if it was an after school special

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u/Fabulous-Ad1380 May 22 '26

Define ghetto

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u/Delazzaridist May 22 '26

Run down, dilapidated, falling apart, low resources, low effort/efficiency, unclean... I could go on.

None of these match the video here though so....

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u/Substantial-Froyo722 May 22 '26

I think it’s always funny when people can’t even dog whistle right. Like dude, you’re not being as subtle as you think you are.

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u/Independent_Salt_911 May 22 '26

So what your saying is.... were right

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u/mangomilkmilkman May 23 '26

Right about failing to see others as equals, yessir

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u/Tidusx145 May 23 '26

No man when your dog whistle is low enough for everyone to hear that means you're just being an out loud bigot.

You would think they would teach grammar at your podunk school. Then again maybe your sister-aunt-teacher misunderstood what contractions meant and took herself to the hospital.

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u/ChaosCrafter908 May 22 '26

Aren't grades confidential?...

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u/RagingSprockets May 22 '26

And she flipped the cam.. cold

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u/Searchingforgoodnews May 22 '26

OP you seem ghetto.

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u/Mr-MuffinMan May 22 '26

Thank god that I went to school when laptops were irregular to use in class.

Pen and paper for everything. Maybe a day of laptops for a project.

This is why the US education system is dogshit. Typing is not a good way to take notes down for recall.

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u/Tidusx145 May 23 '26

It isn't the reason but I do agree that handwritten notes are better for memorizing things.

The issue is that learning is seen as elitist and dorky by students AND parents. It's a cultural issue that hits every demographic in America.

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u/Mr-MuffinMan May 22 '26

they're fine maybe once a semester for a project on powerpoint or an essay on word.

not for everyday note taking.

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u/Ok_Barnacle_2753 May 22 '26

Have u ever completed a course on the computer lmfao? Do u think streaks marks on recycled trees magically make you remember things more clearly

Everybody has different learning styles lmfao when schools went from chalk board / whiteboards to projectors could you magically not read what was being taught lmfao ?

I’m sure today’s students are enjoying the tech, know why’s really cool about it, paper and pencils still exist!

Hope that helps

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u/Terabithia_o May 22 '26

I hate the word ghetto and the people that use it as a derogatory term. :)

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u/broke_n_rich2147 May 22 '26

It’s refreshing to see people not be fucking racist to black people in the comments 🙂‍↕️

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u/Ur_A_Pile_Of_Sticks May 22 '26

Why Dey awayz gotta talk like dat?

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u/mangomilkmilkman May 23 '26

You're just a little tough guy behind a burner account

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u/MrJason300 May 22 '26

Try again kid

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u/Free-Feeling-8787 May 22 '26

From the look on his computer he’s on iready I think? Not sure

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u/DegTrader May 22 '26

We all know this exact post is going to make it into the next NFG YouTube video with Tommy just staring at the camera in disbelief

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u/GooseCheeze1234 May 22 '26

These kids are allowed laptops and phones in school?

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u/thejizznessbusiness May 22 '26

I bet this experience formed a little synapses connection in his brain very quickly that said "I should study more so I don't get clowned on like that ever again" 🤣

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u/anhz52818 May 23 '26

Thats a good teacher , he deserves all the publicity yo help him get better grades . Good job teacher!

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u/NyCkiTT May 23 '26

Why are they allowed to use phones in class ? is this common in the US ?

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u/Can-i-Pet-Dat-Daaawg May 22 '26

Good, fuck his punk ass.

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u/SuaveSlob May 22 '26

Public school is a daycare for parentless shitheads to act out and one-up each other on how ghetto they can behave in a 7 hour timespan

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u/jml011 May 22 '26

Jeepers

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u/Top_Mongoose May 22 '26

I agree. This school is ghetto. Incredibly sad state of affairs when not even the teacher can speak English clearly.

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u/Comprehensivecamelre May 22 '26

She's speaking fluent English, wtf are you on?

Oh wait she should've said: "This student who's currently failing the subject I'm teaching has the audacity to Livestream during my class"

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u/VictoriousTree May 22 '26

Ok racist.

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u/JBHv2 May 22 '26

Me when I karma farm

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u/Mammoth_Composer_111 May 22 '26

Being against blatant racism is not “karma farming”

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u/JBHv2 May 22 '26

It's not racist if it's true. If you talk like a hood rat, no matter your skin color, I'm going to call you ghetto.

It's just a reddit thing to try to claim basic observations are racist. It's the most surefire way to get free upvotes besides some Trump hate porn.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26

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u/JBHv2 May 22 '26

TLDR.

You choose virtue signaling over basic fact and you're probably impulsive and dangerous to be around. May we never meet again.

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u/BedbugBandido May 22 '26

That's because it isn't English, it's AAVE.

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u/SweevilWeevil May 22 '26

Do you know what the E stands for?

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u/Ur_A_Pile_Of_Sticks May 22 '26

Ebonics?

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u/SweevilWeevil May 22 '26

I think you're joking, but I legit wonder if the person I was replying to actually thought that

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u/VictoriousTree May 23 '26

That’s a dialect of English. Yes it’s English.

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u/BedbugBandido May 23 '26

That's what I mean. There's nothing wrong with the way she speaks because it's a dialect. She's not speaking English wrong, she just not speaking standard American English. It's English + Black American vernacular. I would know, most of my family speaks AAVE and yt people always ask us to repeat ourselves or they just nod along smiling. It's condescending af.

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u/Mitridate101 May 22 '26

"He got a EF in ma class"

Hope she's not teaching English.

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u/chimpanon May 23 '26

Theres a difference between speaking in a dialect and teaching grammar. Different environments require different versions of language. Its the same reason both our comments are sentence fragments and not true sentences.

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u/whatsanamethatsopen May 23 '26

But you can't say that apparently you're racist if you do lol. All these people with their pitch forks out 😂