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Input:  My roommate and I as people were not compatible, we had very different standards, morals, interests, and political views, this caused us to argue incessantly. We both felt very uncomfortable in our own rooms. He threw trash and his clothes on the floor and was very messy in general, when I asked him to clean up he would clean up a little bit but then the next day it would be messy again. He was very loud and he blasted music at night and in the morning, even while I was trying to do my work, my roommate would blast music and when I asked him to put headphones on he said that he didn't want to use headphones because the music wouldn't sound as good. He masturbated at night while I was trying to sleep, and because we were in a bunk bed he shook the bed and kept me up and uncomfortable. His argument usually consisted of how I should have expected a situation like this because we were young and because it was a boarding school. We had many more issues and many more politically heated arguments but I am not one to cause trouble or to snitch. 

It wasn't until later when things began to escalate, I am a person of color and my native language is not English, in an argument when I began to stutter he said that "I needed to learn how to speak English". At first, I did not think that the comment was meant to insult my ability to speak English based on where I was from, but later in another argument where I complained about our school, he stated that "Maybe I should go back home", I began to feel somewhat uncomfortable. It wasn't until he said that "Americans are smarter than (my countries people)" that I got really mad.

We clearly were not getting along and I wanted something to change, while I do not believe that he was a racist person, what he said was certainly insulting. I never discussed these issues with other students because I did not want to make people think he was a racist and ruin his year but he would often misrepresent the situation to other students. I did, however, tell my counselor EVERYTHING that we were having trouble with (except the masturbation part) so I could change roommates. While I did tell my counselor that I did not think he was a racist, the comments he made that I provided as examples certainly made him look that way. This issue reached the higher-ups and eventually all the faculty. 

I did not move rooms because it was an "impossibility" but my roommate began to complain to other students that he felt that he was being treated differently and that he had been scolded multiple times by teachers for his behavior against me. I didn't end up bettering my situation and I worsened his, AITA?

making my roommate look racist causing teachers and higher-ups to really dislike him so I could change rooms