Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I am 17...I study in a private high school.
Kindly excuse my English, it isn't very good.

My father is a garbage man, I have been extremely fortunate to get to study here. I genuinely feel like I deserve it since I worked really hard to ace the entrance exams and competitions.
I didn't feel very welcome when I got here at first. Everyone had parents who were millionaires or had a stable income, and a lot of them distanced themselves when I told them what my father did. I considered that a blessing though, since a few gems came by. Two of them also had parents who were lower middle class like me, so I really grew connected to them. We all have been the founders the school robotics club, and represent our school. We have won several national and international level competitions.

For the past few months, we have a STEM for women or something like that initiative taken by the school. I am completely for this and like the concept.

The problem just started when an all girls robotics club was formed. They took away 80% of our funding. I argued with the cultural secretary that we should have a 50/50 split, and I myself would guide them after class. It seemed nonsensical to me, it had far fewer members.

Despite this, I planned on helping them after school, but my first interaction was extremely unpleasant. I said fuck it and left mid way when one of them insinuated I was mansplaining and they all proceeded to laugh. I told them to not expect any help from me and that they would do terribly because they weren't serious about it.

 Then the school proceeded to make them represent the school in all competitions, and they finished dead last in most. They clearly didn't know even the basics, since they had far more funding than there competitors. Their last model was just a dog shaped device that walked, taken straight from YouTube. You can make it in like 6 hours at most. They had so much funding, so it hurt me to see it all go to waste. When I told them to be passionate about it, they brushed it off.

 We had a robot which solved the Rubik's cube with half the funds.

I wrote a long letter to the headmaster about the issue and the club got closed because of it.

I personally met the ex club president, telling her to  make a club she actually liked and not waste the school's money. She apparently made a whole Instagram story about it with a crying emoji and called me a misogynistic asshole who brutally shut down her budding club before it even aquired it's wings. Something melodramatic like that. 
She is pretty popular and has almost 4000 followers, so she is making me look bad in front of all these people.
I honestly don't really get her here. I think I am not in the wrong.

Would be glad if I could have an unbiased opinion though. I have said everything as it is.

  

shutting down an all girls club at school