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Letter from white child in a black school.
Colin,
I only had the one experience myself, but I did witness other white students being robbed, bullied, humiliated and many times all of us were referred to as honky’s or white cracker’s. Also the black students were adamant that we had no business being in their school.
The neighborhood was in a black area separated from the white area by one main road and I walked several blocks, approximately a mile, to get there from a white area. I was on the free lunch program so I had no money for them to rob me of.
Also my family of 6 children, absentee dad and alcoholic mom relied on Charity Newsie for clothing which everyone knew by those clothes that we were poor and they made fun of us for that. Some whites had better clothes, shoes and coats than my siblings and I, those were the ones robbed of their belongs.
One case in particular, a young boy about 10-12, was beaten so badly for his Starter Jacket, which was very popular in the late 70’s, he died! Years later as a young mother myself, living in poverty, a young boy about 15 was beaten up for his Michael Jordans, he also died.
One thing I noticed from a young age was that the black kids always ran in gangs never alone during those times of racial discrimination and so angry that they were vicious. I was one of the lucky ones!!!
My family circumstances were no different or sometimes worse than those black families we were living near but we never did to another what was done to us!
I was able to rise above my experiences of life, without any special favoritism and had to really struggle to rise above to make a better life for myself.
I had drug and alcohol issues as well as, 2 children by 2 fathers, never married on and off the system, until I changed my life after giving my life to JESUS. I still have struggle and always rise above. My children are better off than I was and wonderful human beings, so my life has been a success. My 2 grandsons are being raised to be the same, Praise the LORD!
As a 17 year old, white, female in the late 70’s, I attended a primarily black high school. 97% black to be exact.
One afternoon, while walking to class alone, several black students, both male and female, were walking towards me from the opposite direction. As they approached, I heard one of the females make a remark about my having a big nose and then one of the males stuck out his foot, tripping me. I did stumble just a little and a few of them acted like they were about to “jump” on me when I caught the eye of one that was fair skinned. I gave him a defiant look, to which he seemed to feel a bit guilty as he told them to leave me alone. They did as he told them and went on their way.
This was very unusual, as all us crackers had, in the past, been robbed of lunch money or items of value, as well as kicked, slapped, punched, etc. I escaped their cruelty because that fair skinned black student was the very popular high school quarterback and his momma was white. He later went on to play for OSU football.
A few weeks later, I dropped out of school and later got a GED. I never let my experience cause me to treat black people as if all of them were like those in high school, even though almost everyone I knew did not like them.
Please feel free to use my experience for your research in any way.
Thanks for reading this, keep up the good work.
xx
About the Author
Colin Flaherty is an award winning reporter and author of the #1 best selling book White Girl Bleed a Lot: The Return of Racial Violence to America and How the Media Ignore it.
His new book is Knockout Game a Lie? Aww, Hell No.
Both books are about black mob violence, black on white crime and the Knockout Game.
His work has appeared in more than 1000 news sites around the world, including the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Time Magazine. His story about how a black man was unjustly convicted of trying to kill his white girlfriend resulted in his release from state prison and was featured on Court TV, NPR, The Los Angeles Times and San Diego Union-Tribune.
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