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Input: This happened years ago but I thought I'd share. 

Friend = F

F started messaging me about how her college is racist and she is failing because of it. We are both Metis and have light skin, so it was odd. People can be very racist toward Indigenous People here but neither of us were noticeably Indigenous.

I asked for details and F said her prof had been asking her "super hard" questions during their classes and talked down to her. I asked F if she had reported the prof yet. F shrugged me off and said they "wouldnt believe her". 

At first I was like, "okay fair enough." But F was graded on only the midterms and finals which were all multiple choice.

So I said, "You should definitely report it. If shes treating students like this she needs to go. How is it affecting your grades though if it gets marked by a computer? Maybe she's asking you the hard questions cause she thinks you are smart and know the answers?"

I asked mostly because I was hoping that there was some other explanation for it all.

I guess questioning her had angered her. I wasn't trying to offend her and was just trying to make sense of it all. F replied that the professor was just "really fucking rude." 

So I kind of just shrugged to myself and messaged her back, "Are you sure it's because of race though? Maybe she doesn't like you for a different reason?" 

This threw F into a rage. She ranted, "you're white so you don't understand. Your family hasn't been through what mine has been through." and "if you dont believe there is racism in the schooling system we can no longer be friends."

I was thinking of explaining myself, but I decided to just go to bed. I know there is racism and wasn't denying it.

(I will state that I dont tend to experience it myself because of my lightskin)

 I definitely didn't think it was relevant to bring up our families or my similar-to-her skin colour.

I still feel that she was over reacting.

But AITA for questioning her accusations of racism? 

questioning claims of racism