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In year 3 (or 2nd grade for america) we had this display on the wall that had all our faces on it. Because of the way it was positioned in the corner of the room, one half was on one wall and one half was on the other. This caused a shadow to appear on only one half of the poster on the day this happened. So i was big into star wars at the time, and because of the shadow i said "Everyone on this side is on the dark side (points to the shadowed side) and everyone on this side is on the light side, it's star wars!" 

Immediately a bunch of my classmates came up to me, pointing out that there was one black kid on the 'dark side'. It wasn't like he was the only one on the dark side. There were 14 white kids on the dark side too. Word got around the classroom real fast that i was a racist, and eventually the teacher caught wind of it. She confronted me about it and i got really stressed because if everyone in my class thought and said i was racist, my parents would probably be called or something. I'd get into big trouble. I did my best to explain myself, stating how i meant 'dark side' in reference to the shadow. I didn't end up getting into trouble.

So, was i being racist? AITA?

supposedly being racist in Year 3 / 2nd Grade