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Input: I go to an inner city college and for one of my classes the professor is very racist. She has made several rude and stereotypical comments directed at the African American students. Not to bring politics into this but she is a very outspoken Republican. Our professor is a caucasian older female and the rest of us (myself included)  are all Hispanic,African American, and Asian. 

Some students have called her out during class and have also  recorded her saying racists things and hope to report her.

 Here's my dilemma: though I don't approve of our professor I feel as tho I should tell my classmates to save it for our End of course instructor evaluations. If we call her out in class I fear she may retaliate and lower our grades. Or if they do report her I'd hate to get another professor midsemster. 
I don't want my classmates to think I approve of this behavior.

WIBTA if I told my classmates to just deal with it?

telling my classmates to back off the racists professor