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Well a few days ago it was me and my friend lets call him d. well me and d were in science class, doin our speeches on physics and car crashes. we were talking a little bit, and the ...show more
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  • Jac answered 5 years ago
Well, if you're black, that automatically makes it a racial matter.
Better call Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton on this one.

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  • whitefangz1 answered 5 years ago
    I don't believe you and think that this is a troll, but I'll answer just for fun.

    You have no valid claim of racial discrimination because there is absolutely no indication that any actions by the school were racially motivated. Being black does not shield you from the consequences of your actions. You were disruptive, sexist, hostile, and violated multiple school rules and policies regarding student conduct. They would have been within their rights to expel you, so a 3-day suspension is going easy on you.
    Meanwhile, defamation requires that the school make a statement about you that is untrue which they KNOW to be untrue which was done maliciously AND caused irreparable harm to your reputation resulting in financial harm. As near as I can tell, you lack every single element for defamation.
    Next time you go back to school, try listening to the teachers and you might just learn something. This will save us all the time and trouble of educating you here.
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  • BLCOHEN529 answered 5 years ago
    I knew Johnny Cochran. We attended the same schools. at different times. If he were alive today reading your letter he would be indignant and outraged by your pettiness, juvenile behavior and unbecoming conduct.

    If you do not believe me, I invite you to call his law firm and inquire how they would feel about accepting your case.

    If the school was over reactive, and I find no evidence of that, you are over reaching by connecting blatantly abhorrent, inexcusable behavior combined with the poorest of judgment
    and seeking to wrap your embarrassing conduct into the fabric of a civil rights violation? I think even a man of peace as Martin Luther King would want to minimally box your ears and demand you behave, learn and educate yourself in a proud manner. You have well made the case for your ignorance. Thankfully you will have time to make-up for it and become a leader of people. Leaders neither mock, embarrass nor strike out at others....but you know this already.
    Follow the proper path and this case will bring you an eventual victory for personal development and social benefit.

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    This hard life lesson is brought to you by someone who wants to help you. You may not appreciate it now, but consider me another father
    or your e-dad.
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  • Pea Pod answered 5 years ago
    HAHAHAHAHAHA no. Sorry hun but you are in the wrong. Defamation is saying something that is NOT TRUE. They said nothing that you did not say. Racism? OMG that is getting to be old. Getting beat up because your BLACK is racism. Being lynched because your black is racism. Please learn what REAL racism is. Not telling you off because your being an ***. She did not say "Get out of my class you n word". In fact you where being sexist with your "get back in the kitchen" remark. GROW UP.
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  • HAGAR!!! answered 5 years ago
    Next time keep your mouth shut and you won't have this issue. Go a head a play the race card and see how far that will take you.
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  • Sarah answered 5 years ago
    No it won't, because the judge and jury will hear what you said to the the teacher and just laugh in your faces.

    You are a pig! How dare you speak to anyone in that manner.

    No-one will take your case seriously. Grow up and learn your lesson.
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  • ? answered 5 years ago
    No, no one will take you seriously because you are at fault.You should grow up and and start thinking in a more matured way.
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    How can I sue my school?
    Well a few days ago it was me and my friend lets call him d. well me and d were in science class, doin our speeches on physics and car crashes. we were talking a little bit, and the teacher took a mark off because we interupted someone so we were pretty angry. and then this heaps nerdy kid gets up to go do his speech, i'm laughin at him and shouting out his name and the teacher starts going off at d. and i yell out 'haha you stupid woman, get back to the kitchen' to the teacher, and she gives me the most evil look and screams at me to get out.

    After this incedent, i have to go the principals office, and he says that I am suspended for 3 days. wtf 3 days?? and this also goes on my permanent record! i think this is a little bit over reactive, because i didnt even sware. so im thinking of pressing charges of defamation and racism (im black). so 1. how do i get a legal team and judge and 2. do you think my case will win??
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