Ok...today has been pretty much the worst day ever...I cmae hoem from scholl and all of a sudden my dad sais we're moving to NC in August! I can't believe it! I had a really rough year last year..and my friends have truly become my heart..if it werent for them I honestly woudl nto be the person i am now...they have always been there for me...and I just cant imagine not having them in my everyday life. Not to mention...Im afaraid that my school in NC will be segregated and recist..I'm white and i can not stand racism...i like all typ3s of guys..and thinking about being shunned if I like a black guy really pisses me off! Im so sad and I was ballign to my best friend earlier...it's so surreal..i just wish soemoen would wake me up from this nightmare! Please, how can I handle this?
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Families? S_C answered Tuesday February 14 2006, 6:30 am: Okay, well first off, I live in NC, I moved here from NY a few years ago, and I'm white, and the schools are so NOT racist. Most of my white friends are dating black guys, so I'm not sure where you got your idea that we're all racist, but hey, we're not! There are some people that still think racistly, but unless you go to an all black school (yes, they do have those) you'll be fine. I think I have more colored friends than I do white (that includes all races, I have asian friends, african american friends, native american friends, all sorts). So yeah, when I read the racism thing it just kind of made me mad.
What part are you moving to? Where are you moving from? Is it still possible to visit your friends? We go back to NY at least once a year and me and my sister visit usually visit this one girl that used to live up the street from us, Katelyn. It isn't that bad to have to move, it takes some getting used to, but maybe if you and all of your friends have a myspace or xanga you can still keep in touch a whole lot. Maybe plan a trip back to wherever you're from duringt he summer and just stay with one of them for a week or something. [ S_C's advice column | Ask S_C A Question ]
B0YgimmeTHATx3 answered Tuesday February 14 2006, 2:57 am: Wow, on the racism tip, I feel you. My boyfriend is half-black, and I cant imagine being forced to only associate and date white people.
Although there's no such thing as schools being legally segregated, of course there will be schools w/ mostly white people and some w/ mostly minorities. The best choice would be a school that is equally white and minorities, but if thats not an option then if i were you, I'd go to the "white" school. Only because you're white, and would most definately be "shunned" FOR that if you went to the other school. Sorry if i dont make sense..
Just try to make friends at your new school and w/ your new neighbors. Spend a lot of time w/ your friends while you can. Maybe you can go back during winter and spring vacay, or your friends can come to you?..
Krupple answered Monday February 13 2006, 10:41 pm: Ohh man that really sucks. While I've never had it happen to me, I know plenty of people who have had it happen to them.
I wouldn't worry about racism. More diverse areas tend to have more racism, but the people who shun you aren't worth being your friends anyway.
You'll just have to remember your friends and keep in contact. Remember who helped you become who you are and always keep that with you.
BRUNETTE__BABiE__CAKESZ answered Monday February 13 2006, 10:07 pm: hey well your dad shoudlnt have jsut told you the situatuon like that. that was very wrong fro him to do. but if your moving your moving and thats that. you have to learn to make new friends at your new school. also spend laot of time with your bestfriends before you move and when you do move stay in contact wiht them. cait ♥ [ BRUNETTE__BABiE__CAKESZ's advice column | Ask BRUNETTE__BABiE__CAKESZ A Question ]
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