You cant teach in Indiana unless you were educated solely in Indiana. That allows them to screen teachers from kindergarten on. So when I was a second or third grader at Arlington Hights elementary and said I wanted to remain a muslim and be an elementary school teacher that was enough to make everyone slandar me from thence forth. Whenever people say anything bad about any of the stuff they forced me to do I think about saying "what was your excuse for acting exactly like this towards me when I was in second grade?". And "if you know all this about me, didnt you also know more than this about Becky? and if so, why did she get to raise me?"
But my favorite story, that I think explains it all, is how I tried to teach on of Bill's little cousins how to read and she reported that "Holly doesnt play right" and everyone decided to tell people I was "playing inappropriately".
That sums it all up doesnt it.
What the hell is wrong with me, I want to be a school teacher of all the evil things.
And Mr. Tom grew up in Bloomington too. He got to be a second grade teacher, but he understood something I refused to learn. He knew he could do what he wanted to black girls but he had to leave white girls alone. I wanted to do what I wanted to black girls too, I wanted to treat them the same as whites. And he was allowed to finish an education degree and teach in Indiana. And I was prevented from everything from learning to drive to getting graded on my own work to keep me from doing the same.
Oh well, now I teach everyone who hates you how to tell you off and I dont even have to deal with your snotty upity brats.
