Culture Clash (2010)
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10: Culture Clash 1 Black Girls “Light skin, dark skin, my Asian persuasion/ I got them all, that’s why these girls out here hatin’.”
—JANET JACKSON For once, it’s good to be back at school. Stepping out of my car, I notice the air feels new this morning. I guess it’s because all of the bad things Misty did were undone when I took back my dreams, including me snatching her weaved head up, which resulted in me going to counseling even though it won’t go on my school record because no one remember...s. It’s nice to have received the benefits of the mandatory week of anger management counseling I had to endure without suffering the consequences. It’s also nice that Nellie, Mickey, and I are speaking again. I need my girls to make it through the long days at South Bay High.
“What’s up, bitch?” Nellie asks as I approach my girls in the main hall. Now that I’m driving myself instead of taking the bus, I’m managing mornings better, so I don’t arrive on campus so early.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10: Culture Clash 1 Black Girls “Light skin, dark skin, my Asian persuasion/ I got them all, that’s why these girls out here hatin’.”
—JANET JACKSON For once, it’s good to be back at school. Stepping out of my car, I notice the air feels new this morning. I guess it’s because all of the bad things Misty did were undone when I took back my dreams, including me snatching her weaved head up, which resulted in me going to counseling even though it won’t go on my school record because no one remember...s. It’s nice to have received the benefits of the mandatory week of anger management counseling I had to endure without suffering the consequences. It’s also nice that Nellie, Mickey, and I are speaking again. I need my girls to make it through the long days at South Bay High.
“What’s up, bitch?” Nellie asks as I approach my girls in the main hall. Now that I’m driving myself instead of taking the bus, I’m managing mornings better, so I don’t arrive on campus so early.
What to read after Culture Clash?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L. Divine to read onlineMoreLess
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