CRIES OF RACISM AFTER NYC MUSEUM KICKS OUT ROWDY HIGH SCHOOLERSSo am I getting this right? Everyone needs to let the high schoolers rampage through the museum or else they ll scream racism? If we want everyone to be treated equally, then we should apply the rules set  forth by the museum equally. Isn t it more racist to expect and accept bad behavior from minorities attending a museum? This could be a teaching moment for all involved but pointing the finger at the museum and screaming racism is so much easier. Does this sound familiar to anyone out there Baltimore? The Upper East Side museum banned a Brooklyn high school for life after its students were deemed too rowdy on a recent visit   a move that some call discipline and others discrimination. A group of about 80 kids from Downtown Brooklyn s Science Skills Center HS were kicked out after just 20 minutes after a student allegedly spat off the museum s swirling rotunda lobby and another threw a penny off its winding walkway. The coin was rumored to have hit a security guard. It was only a handful of troublemakers, but the whole group of ninth- and 10-graders got the boot, with the museum forcing them to wait outside for an hour for their bus to arrive. Many never got to glimpse the gallery s Picassos, van Goghs and Monets or even finish checking out the main display by Japanese artist On Kawara.  I thought, if anything, they [museum staff] should just tell the teachers to control the children more and let us finish the exhibit, but they didn t even do that. They just kicked us out,  said student Yosmeris Martinez, 14, from East New York. Shortly afterward, the school was told it was not welcome back. Just last week, First Lady Michelle Obama pleaded for art institutions to be more welcoming of kids from all backgrounds. You see, there are so many kids in this country who look at places like museums and concert halls and other cultural centers and they think to themselves,  Well, that s not a place for me, for someone who looks like me, for someone who comes from my neighborhood,  she said, speaking at the opening of the new Whitney Museum in the Meatpacking District. Guggenheim rules state that people should speak quietly, not run and not disturb other visitors. However, gallery visitors complained about the students  obnoxious behavior, with one angrily requesting a refund because of the troublesome teens. Some workers at the Guggenheim suggested the ban may have been a knee-jerk reaction to racist stereotypes.  It was pretty much the first . . . group of black kids I have ever seen there,  said Asha Walker, who has spent two years working at the Guggenheim distributing audio guides.  IT S UNFAIR, BECAUSE CHILDREN ARE GOING TO BE CHILDREN. SO JUST TELL US THAT WE RE WRONG RATHER THAN HOLDING US BACK FROM GOING.     Yosmeris Martinez, student Walker, who is black and from Bedford-Stuyvesant, said that she didn t see any spitting or throwing, but that the boisterous teens were yelling at one another across the rotunda, with very little supervision from teachers.  This is the first time since I have been there that there are a majority of black students . . . and the first time I am hearing about a school being banned. But it s not the first time I am hearing about kids being rowdy in the museum or there being a behavior issue in the museum,  said Walker. Another Guggenheim staffer, who requested anonymity, said:  I think it s a real shame that the Guggenheim s automatic reaction was to say no and ban the school, instead of considering that maybe the students haven t been there before. It s a pretty dramatic step to me. The Guggenheim declined to comment on the ban.Via: NYPleft-news
cries of racism after nyc museum kicks out rowdy high schoolersso i getting right everyone needs let high schools rampage museum else scream racism if want everyone treated equally apply rules set forth museum equally isn racist expect accept bad behavior minorities attending museum this could teaching moment involved pointing finger museum screaming racism much easier does sound familiar anyone baltimore the upper east side museum banned brooklyn high school life students deemed rowdy recent visit move call discipline others discrimination a group kids downtown brooklyn science skills center hs kicked minutes student allegedly spat museum stirling rotunda lobby another threw penny winding walkway the coin rumored hit security guard it handful troublemakers whole group got boot museum forcing wait outside hour bus arrive many never got glimpse gallery picasso van goals month even finish checking main display japanese artist on award i thought anything museum staff tell teachers control children let us finish exhibit even they kicked us said student yosmeris martinez east new york shortly afterward school told welcome back just last week first lady michelle obama pleaded art institutions welcoming kids backgrounds you see many kids country look places like museums concert halls cultural centers think well place someone looks like someone comes neighborhood said speaking opening new whitney museum meatpacking district guggenheim rules state people speak quietly run disturb visitors however gallery visitors complained students obnoxious behavior one angrily requesting refund troublesome teens some workers guggenheim suggested ban may reaction racist stereotypes it pretty much first group black kids i ever seen said sha walker spent two years working guggenheim distributing audio guides it s unfair because children are going to be children so just tell us that we re wrong rather than holding us back from going yosmeris martinez student walker black said see spitting throwing boisterous teens yelling one another across rotunda little supervision teachers this first time since i majority black students first time i hearing school banned but first time i hearing kids rowdy museum behavior issue museum said walker another guggenheim staffer requested anonymity said i think real shame guggenheim automatic reaction say ban school instead considering maybe students it pretty dramatic step the guggenheim declined comment
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: CRIES OF RACISM AFTER NYC MUSEUM KICKS OUT ROWDY HIGH SCHOOLERSSo am I getting this right? Everyone needs to let the high schoolers rampage through the museum or else they ll scream racism? If we want everyone to be treated equally, then we should apply the rules set  forth by the museum equally. Isn t it more racist to expect and accept bad behavior from minorities attending a museum? This could be a teaching moment for all involved but pointing the finger at the museum and screaming racism is so much easier. Does this sound familiar to anyone out there Baltimore? The Upper East Side museum banned a Brooklyn high school for life after its students were deemed too rowdy on a recent visit   a move that some call discipline and others discrimination. A group of about 80 kids from Downtown Brooklyn s Science Skills Center HS were kicked out after just 20 minutes after a student allegedly spat off the museum s swirling rotunda lobby and another threw a penny off its winding walkway. The coin was rumored to have hit a security guard. It was only a handful of troublemakers, but the whole group of ninth- and 10-graders got the boot, with the museum forcing them to wait outside for an hour for their bus to arrive. Many never got to glimpse the gallery s Picassos, van Goghs and Monets or even finish checking out the main display by Japanese artist On Kawara.  I thought, if anything, they [museum staff] should just tell the teachers to control the children more and let us finish the exhibit, but they didn t even do that. They just kicked us out,  said student Yosmeris Martinez, 14, from East New York. Shortly afterward, the school was told it was not welcome back. Just last week, First Lady Michelle Obama pleaded for art institutions to be more welcoming of kids from all backgrounds. You see, there are so many kids in this country who look at places like museums and concert halls and other cultural centers and they think to themselves,  Well, that s not a place for me, for someone who looks like me, for someone who comes from my neighborhood,  she said, speaking at the opening of the new Whitney Museum in the Meatpacking District. Guggenheim rules state that people should speak quietly, not run and not disturb other visitors. However, gallery visitors complained about the students  obnoxious behavior, with one angrily requesting a refund because of the troublesome teens. Some workers at the Guggenheim suggested the ban may have been a knee-jerk reaction to racist stereotypes.  It was pretty much the first . . . group of black kids I have ever seen there,  said Asha Walker, who has spent two years working at the Guggenheim distributing audio guides.  IT S UNFAIR, BECAUSE CHILDREN ARE GOING TO BE CHILDREN. SO JUST TELL US THAT WE RE WRONG RATHER THAN HOLDING US BACK FROM GOING.     Yosmeris Martinez, student Walker, who is black and from Bedford-Stuyvesant, said that she didn t see any spitting or throwing, but that the boisterous teens were yelling at one another across the rotunda, with very little supervision from teachers.  This is the first time since I have been there that there are a majority of black students . . . and the first time I am hearing about a school being banned. But it s not the first time I am hearing about kids being rowdy in the museum or there being a behavior issue in the museum,  said Walker. Another Guggenheim staffer, who requested anonymity, said:  I think it s a real shame that the Guggenheim s automatic reaction was to say no and ban the school, instead of considering that maybe the students haven t been there before. It s a pretty dramatic step to me. The Guggenheim declined to comment on the ban.Via: NYPleft-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: cries of racism after nyc museum kicks out rowdy high schoolersso i getting right everyone needs let high schools rampage museum else scream racism if want everyone treated equally apply rules set forth museum equally isn racist expect accept bad behavior minorities attending museum this could teaching moment involved pointing finger museum screaming racism much easier does sound familiar anyone baltimore the upper east side museum banned brooklyn high school life students deemed rowdy recent visit move call discipline others discrimination a group kids downtown brooklyn science skills center hs kicked minutes student allegedly spat museum stirling rotunda lobby another threw penny winding walkway the coin rumored hit security guard it handful troublemakers whole group got boot museum forcing wait outside hour bus arrive many never got glimpse gallery picasso van goals month even finish checking main display japanese artist on award i thought anything museum staff tell teachers control children let us finish exhibit even they kicked us said student yosmeris martinez east new york shortly afterward school told welcome back just last week first lady michelle obama pleaded art institutions welcoming kids backgrounds you see many kids country look places like museums concert halls cultural centers think well place someone looks like someone comes neighborhood said speaking opening new whitney museum meatpacking district guggenheim rules state people speak quietly run disturb visitors however gallery visitors complained students obnoxious behavior one angrily requesting refund troublesome teens some workers guggenheim suggested ban may reaction racist stereotypes it pretty much first group black kids i ever seen said sha walker spent two years working guggenheim distributing audio guides it s unfair because children are going to be children so just tell us that we re wrong rather than holding us back from going yosmeris martinez student walker black said see spitting throwing boisterous teens yelling one another across rotunda little supervision teachers this first time since i majority black students first time i hearing school banned but first time i hearing kids rowdy museum behavior issue museum said walker another guggenheim staffer requested anonymity said i think real shame guggenheim automatic reaction say ban school instead considering maybe students it pretty dramatic step the guggenheim declined comment