Black Ghetto Girls Analysis

Envision that you are a Caucasian female in an African American high school and a brawl breaks out in the school cafeteria. You go to investigate what happened. You arrive at the scene just as it is about to be broken up and you observe that one of the females (Shanice) on the floor is shouting at the other “Girl, you are so lucky! When I catch you, you’re mine!” The other female (Daryl) screams “Damn, bruh! Just leave me alone!” You shake your head in disappointment and come to the conclusion that only black ghetto girls fight for no apparent reason. About 20 minutes later you see the video of the same fight all over social media: Instagram, Snapchat, Yeti and Facebook. You decide to comment on the video. All black girls are [explicit]. They …show more content…
The name of the witness for now is Koi. Koi claims to be a supposed friend of Daryl but in actuality she is a mere associate. Already, the perspective of Koi is altered much because she believes she is closer to Daryl that she actually is and knows more about Daryl that she actually does. A rumor had been circling the campus life saying that Daryl had stolen the boyfriend of Shanice. The rumor went on to tell the story of Daryl not caring about what Shanice had to say hence why the two got into the violent altercation. This is the story that Koi stuck with. From the judgement of Koi, she believes that Daryl deserves to get beaten up but in actuality, this is not the true story. Daryl only knew of the boyfriend of Shanice and did not find him attractive but Shanice’s boyfriend thought differently about Daryl. Shanice has heard the same rumor as Koi. Shanice decided to confront her boyfriend who of course denied that he wanted nothing to do with Daryl. The same day before the fight, Shanice saw Daryl smile at her boyfriend. This small piece of nonfactual evidence caused an outbreak between Daryl and