So is that not racism?

Disregarding my question merely because of the color of my skin.

To be honest, after enduring a year of the people in charge telling me that I'm a racist

and I'm privileged and pointing out our irreversible differences, I've never noticed race more.

And it's becoming the first thing I notice when I meet someone which has never before

been the case.

RHS administration confidently told me that RHS students and staff are happy with their

equity statement, but from my experience in talking with other students, this is not

the case.

I know many kids who disagree with their teachers, but they're too scared to stand out because

they're worried that their grades will be docked and their learning experience will be affected.

My honors government teacher, I'm not going to say his name, but he's mentioned that

Democrats care more about all people while Republicans only care about themselves.

And he's also inferred to us that socialism is better than democracy.

He had a statue of a socialist leader in his classroom.

I've been told by a lot of kids that they just stay silent and adjust their schoolwork

to reflect an acceptable opinion to secure a good grade.

I've been approached by multiple teachers who have told me a private that they just want

to say that they agree with me and they support me standing off, but they can't say in front

of the class for fear of being disciplined by the administration in some way or losing

their jobs.

There is clearly only one way to think in this district and that is that they are teaching

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